SAFe 6.0: The ART Backlog
Topics covered: The role of the ART Backlog. ART Backlog Refinement and PI Planning Readiness. ART Backlog Ranking using WSJF. […]
Scaled Agile Framework
Topics covered: The role of the ART Backlog. ART Backlog Refinement and PI Planning Readiness. ART Backlog Ranking using WSJF. […]
ART Design – organizing around value delivery. Includes ART roles, ART events and cadences and how to launch an ART.
1. Introduction to SAFe SAFe is an agile delivery system for enterprise-scale software development. It is designed to address the
SAFe Development Model: Define Requirements: Once a quarter a Product Manager creates a new set of requirements – aka the
Quick update on the book. Both the paperback and Kindle versions have been revised and updated, and are now available
The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) has become the most widely adopted scaling framework. SAFe claims that the framework is used
Agile Delivery At Scale Series Part 1: The Scaling Challenge Part 2: Organizing for Scaled Delivery Part 3: Scaling the
Organizing for Scaled Delivery Summary Getting the right organizational structure in place is a critical prerequisite for successful scaling. Traditional
Summary At scale, the definitions of the Product Goal and Product Backlog at scale are unchanged: the Product Goal serves
Summary Simple planning and execution governance is sufficient to coordinate, communicate and help keep teams and stakeholders informed and aligned.
The Improvement System Summary All improvement should be connected to business outcomes. Improvement frameworks can be leveraged to ensure alignment
On a daily basis, a Scrum Team understands its progress towards achieving the Sprint Goal, and, if necessary, adjusts its
One of the most important changes in how work gets done in an agile organization is the shift from doing
“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough”. Albert Einstein. Summary SAFe is an agile delivery
“Plans are things that change” — Fujio Cho, Toyota “Plans are worthless, but planning is everything” — Dwight D. Eisenhower