Estimate Road Map
Updated on 20.10.2026
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Table of Contents
- Introduction to management of projects
- Defining key terms
- What we estimate: the roadmap arrives ready-made
- Relative estimating: why comparing is easier than measuring
- The relative unit: effort, complexity and risk — but not hours
- Three techniques and when to use which
- Planning Poker and anchoring bias
- Velocity is an assumption, not a fact
- Three-point forecast: a range instead of a date
- The confidence level and the estimate accuracy band
- Distribution of effort across epics
- From effort to money: release cost as a range
- Milestones: a check of feasibility, not an assignment of dates
- Conclusion
- How to do it
- Tailoring
- Practice
