10. A method of monitoring software development and project flow in the insurance industry using user stories, the method comprising: receiving, via a communication interface, via one or more networks, information included in communications among a product owner, at least one developer, and a project manager; identifying, by a processor, from the monitored communication a plurality of user stories for completion during the development; assigning, by a processor, each of the plurality of user stories a priority and a value determined by the effort required to complete the respective user story and storing the user story and associated priority and value in the memory as a product backlog; at the processor, accessing the memory to read the product backlog and associated priorities and values and selecting at least one user story and associated priority and value from the product backlog for building based on the associated priority and value; calibrating, at the processor, a difference in the value of each of the plurality of user stories by comparing a centralized position of each of the plurality of user stories and an associated Fibonacci position, and iteratively adjusting the Fibonacci position of each of the plurality of user stories based on the difference between the centralized position and the value as compared to a median value until the difference is below a threshold; upon completion of any of the user stories included in the backlog, updating, by the processor, the product backlog in the memory; and at the processor, iterating the selecting and updating based on the monitored communication that evidences that user stories are being completed and that additional story points are selected for inclusion in the backlog; and displaying, on a display device, the backlog as selected by the processor from the product backlog and the status of the software development and project flow based on user stories remaining in the product backlog as compared to the user stories completed from the product backlog.
10. A method of monitoring software development and project flow in the insurance industry using user stories, the method comprising: receiving, via a communication interface, via one or more networks, information included in communications among a product owner, at least one developer, and a project manager; identifying, by a processor, from the monitored communication a plurality of user stories for completion during the development; assigning, by a processor, each of the plurality of user stories a priority and a value determined by the effort required to complete the respective user story and storing the user story and associated priority and value in the memory as a product backlog; at the processor, accessing the memory to read the product backlog and associated priorities and values and selecting at least one user story and associated priority and value from the product backlog for building based on the associated priority and value; calibrating, at the processor, a difference in the value of each of the plurality of user stories by comparing a centralized position of each of the plurality of user stories and an associated Fibonacci position, and iteratively adjusting the Fibonacci position of each of the plurality of user stories based on the difference between the centralized position and the value as compared to a median value until the difference is below a threshold; upon completion of any of the user stories included in the backlog, updating, by the processor, the product backlog in the memory; and at the processor, iterating the selecting and updating based on the monitored communication that evidences that user stories are being completed and that additional story points are selected for inclusion in the backlog; and displaying, on a display device, the backlog as selected by the processor from the product backlog and the status of the software development and project flow based on user stories remaining in the product backlog as compared to the user stories completed from the product backlog. 13. The method of claim 10 wherein the value is one of a numerical sequence.