Cost of Delay metrics do a good job of explaining how the cost of that debt can grow over time the longer it goes unfixed. Some are smaller than others, but uni

Cost of Delay metrics do a good job of explaining how the cost of that debt can grow over time the longer it goes unfixed. Some are smaller than others, but uniformly it tends to get harder to fix the longer you wait to fix it. He also doesn't place any type of value in points or other, bluntly, useless metrics for measurement. The entire focus is around delivered value. You can break it into however many stories you want, the value is the same. The measurement of how many things you delivered or how much time they took is not important to the company. What's important is how much value was been delivered to the company. It's the only metric that matters.