Combining OKRs With SAFe PI Planning
In an earlier post (OKRs vs. PI Objectives in SAFe) we discussed how SAFe advises against using OKRs as PI […]
In an earlier post (OKRs vs. PI Objectives in SAFe) we discussed how SAFe advises against using OKRs as PI […]
The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) has become the most widely adopted scaling framework. SAFe claims that the framework is used
In Scrum, every artifact (Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Product Increment) is intended to provide a focal point against which progress
One of the most fundamental shifts when scaling agile delivery beyond single teams is transforming the way work gets done.
Business Agility is the ability to continuously sense and respond to change. This means companies need to be able to
From Product Vision to Product Backlog Product Roadmaps are another potentially valuable tool for Product Owners and Product Managers. A
Agile delivery, using frameworks like Scrum, starts with defining a Product Vision (called the Product GoalĀ in Scrum). A Product
Example: Tesla Company Vision (What we want to accomplish over the long term): “to create the most compelling car company
The latest version of the Scrum Guide introduces something called the Product Goal: The Product Goal describes a future state
Summary KPIs are a way to measure the impact of development initiatives on business outcomes A way to measure the