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Work Item Iteration

Work Item Iteration iCube enables Project Managers to perform ad hoc analysis of the number of iterations that a particular work item was part of and the number of work items assigned to a particular iteration. You can use this iCube to create reports that help in analyzing your iterations based on the number of work items being handled and vice-versa.

Attributes

Expand this link to view the list of attributes available as part of the Work Item Iteration iCube:

Attributes	Description
Earliest Fix Version	Version to which the selected work item is associated as 'Fix Version'
Iteration	Iteration to which this work item is associated
Iteration Actual End Date	Date on which the iteration was closed
Iteration Planned End Date	Date on which the iteration is expected to end
Iteration Start Date	Date on which the iteration started
Lagging Count of Iteration	Count of number of iterations since the first data record till current iteration
Priority	Priority of the work item
Program Increment	Name of the program increment or sprint
Project	Project to which the Work Item is associated
Resolved By	Name of the person who resolved the work item
Resolved DateTime	Date and time at which the work item was resolved
Status	Status of the work item recorded for the specific status transition
Team	Name of the team working on the release/iteration
Work Item	Name of the work item; this attribute always has an ID associated to it
Work Item Number	Name or number associated with a work item; this attribute enables the user to drill down to the source record

Metrics

Expand this link to view the list of metrics available as part of the Work Item Iteration iCube:

Metric Name	Description	Formula	Expected Value
Avg Iteration per Work Item	Number of iterations it takes for a work item to be resolved, on an average	Sum [Iteration Count]/Count of Work Items	1 or closer to 1 is ideal
Iteration Count	Count of iterations associated with a particular work item	Max (Iteration Count from Iteration Fact)	1 or closer to 1 is ideal
Work Item Count	Count of work items associated with a particular iteration	Max (Work Item Count From Iteration)	>=0