Do you collect operational analytics for your engineering team? Which tools do you use to do it?

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Chief Information Technology Officer in Finance (non-banking)3 years ago

Yes, we perform internal analysis of developer's throughput based on information extracted from GitHub, correlated with progress reports

Director of Engineering-Battery Technology in Hardware3 years ago

We do collect for engineering team. We use balanced score card.

Chief Technology Officer in Transportation3 years ago

Yes. Have evaluated - insightly, hatica & swarnima. Swarnima only supports github so it was ruled out. 

Between insightly and hatica, I found the product more suited than hatica, the probable reason being the experience and time insightly founder has spent in the industry.

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