What problems is DevDynamics solving and how is that benefiting you?
For us, DevDynamics helped to figure out and resolve the following issues.
Slow PR Reviews & Review bottlenecks:
We were able to track how long it takes from the first commit, to PR and then to Merge and that helped to understand why there can be delays in merging the PR, how long reviewers are taking to review and merge the PRs. It helped us to identify the bottlenecks that were caused by only one person reviewing all PRs. We were able to improve our cycle time by 20% with this tool.
Combining the data between Jira, GitHub, and Calendars:
We were able to track a bug/feature request being raised to its development and deployment throughout the platforms since DevDynamics brings data from Jira and GitHub, it allows us to track actual vs estimated efforts that a bug takes to get resolved.
Detecting Burnout and Effort Distributions:
By tracking commit time and other activities, the platform is able to detect who in the team is working extra hours, overtime, and during the weekends which is helping us to early detection of burnout and be able to take action to avoid such burnouts in the team. DevDynamics is also able to give us average working days for each developer in a team to be able to detect team efficiency, bottlenecks and helps us to balance the team strength and weaknesses.
Automated AI Powered Reports:
DevDynamics sends out regular reports generated with the help of gen AI that enables leadership to look at team throughput and quality control. Its sprint reports helped us to find potential inefficiencies and prevent them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.