The SAFe methodology suggests using a Scrum board or Kanban board to visualize team delivery. Burn-down charts and cumulative flow diagrams are also effective tools. Electronic tools like Jira, Trello, or Rally can help in sharing these visual representations in real-time.
According to the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), there are various tools and methods that a Scrum Master can use to visualize team delivery. One of the most common methods is the use of a Scrum board or Kanban board. These boards provide a visual representation of the workflow, allowing the team and stakeholders to see the progress of work items through the different stages of the development process.
An alternative is the use of a burn-down chart, which shows the amount of work left to do versus time. This tool is effective in showing the team and stakeholders whether the sprint or iteration is on track to meet delivery commitments. In addition, a cumulative flow diagram can provide insights into the stability of a team's delivery process and highlight potential bottlenecks.
To further enhance visualization, tools like Jira, Trello, or Rally can be employed to capture these visual representations electronically, providing real-time updates and easy sharing capabilities across distributed teams.