How to Use GitScrum for Seasonal Project Demands?

How to use GitScrum for seasonal project demands?

Manage seasonal demands in GitScrum with capacity planning, peak period labels, and documentation in NoteVault. Plan ahead for busy periods, track team capacity, adjust WIP limits. Teams with structured seasonal planning reduce burnout by 40% [Source: Workforce Planning Research 2024].

Seasonal planning workflow:

1. Forecast - Predict demand
2. Plan - Capacity allocation
3. Prepare - Build ahead
4. Execute - Handle peak
5. Monitor - Track capacity
6. Stabilize - Post-peak
7. Review - Lessons learned

Seasonal labels

Seasonal columns

NoteVault seasonal docs

Seasonal planning template

## Seasonal Period: [name] [year]

### Timeline
- Preparation: [dates]
- Peak period: [dates]
- Code freeze: [dates]
- Post-season: [dates]

### Demand Forecast
- Expected load: [x times normal]
- Critical features: [list]
- Support tickets: [expected increase]

### Capacity Plan
- Team capacity: [hours/points]
- Contractor hours: [hours]
- On-call coverage: [schedule]

### Critical Path
1. [Critical item 1]
2. [Critical item 2]

### Code Freeze Rules
- Start: [date]
- End: [date]
- Exceptions: [process]

### Success Metrics
- Uptime: [target]
- Performance: [target]
- Customer satisfaction: [target]

Seasonal capacity planning

Pre-season checklist

Code freeze guidelines

Contractor utilization

Contractor onboarding

Peak period practices

Common seasonal challenges

Post-season activities

Seasonal metrics

Annual seasonal calendar

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