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SAFe 6.0 for Teams Training (SP)
Gain a deeper understanding of the ART and discover how you can use Scrum, Kanban and XP. You will learn how to write stories, split features, prepare and execute iterations and planning intervals. In addition, you will learn how the Continuous Delivery Pipeline and DevOps culture work, how to optimally integrate into the ART and what is necessary for the continuous improvement of the ART.
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We design your management development for a modern working environment
Coaching encourages self-reflection, strengthens confidence in one's own abilities and helps to successfully master challenges - all in a confidential and supportive setting. From individual training courses to the training program We would be happy to work with you to design a suitable training program for your company's managers. We can also conduct individual training courses as required.
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Introduction to SAFe: Tailored to your needs
You decide whether you want an overview of SAFe or a more in-depth introduction - or whether you also want to explore other frameworks such as Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) would like to get to know. Discover SAFe for yourselfAfter you know what's in SAFe, we look at what of it is useful to you. We look at your challenges and determine which parts of SAFe are helpful.
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What is SAFe?
Thus, SAFe includes, among others: Scrum, Kanban, Agile Program Management, Lean & Agile Portfolio, Design Thinking and Lean Startup. SAFe addresses all levels of an agile organization, from teams to multi-teams (Agile Release Train or ART), multi-ARTs, to portfolios.
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We design customer-oriented organizations that have the capability to deliver
Good teaming turns your individual experts into a team that masters challenges together. Cross-team collaboration Where teams have to collaborate and work together towards a common goal, they need structured coordination. You can achieve this with many good practices from scaling frameworks.
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Agile Leader
The target group is made up of: Division managementDepartment managementPeople ManagerAdvanced Scrum MasterAdvanced Product OwnerAgile coachesPeople who support transformation processes in an agile environment Personnel development employees. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Excellent session! Excellent session! Good balance of listen/learn and think for yourself. Very helpful, thank you.
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Successful teamwork - developing high-performance teams
In addition, we offer frameworks such as Scrum, Kanban and OKRswith which your team can regularly reflect on how they can work together and perform even better. With Coaching Interim roles and targeted facilitation we support you in overcoming communication barriers and unleashing the full potential of your teams. Would you like to develop your teams further? Contact us or make an appointment.
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Agile Leadership - what is agile leadership?
Das bedeutet für Sie, dass sie nicht nur die agilen Vorgehensweisen kennen müssen (wie Scrum and Kanban), they must also understand, internalize, exemplify and demand the agile values and principles from their teams. If they agile leadership they need to understand what agility is all about. The ideal agile leader is intrinsically motivated agile expert. Do you want to be the ideal agile leader?
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Agile transformation: When can it make sense for companies?
From existing frameworks like Scrum, Kanban, Scrumban or Design Thinking on team level, or Scaled Agile Framework, Scrum@Scale or LeSS on multi-team level to a combination of patterns or elements, depending on the needs of the organization. In agile transformation, it is important to observe agile principles as well as the success factors for change.
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Creating orientation for managers with OKR
The challenge for the management team The team first used Scrum elements and later Kanban elements to try to prioritize the management team's topics via a backlog or input queue. Various collaborative prioritizations were tried without the desired success. The selection of topics felt arbitrary and important, non-urgent topics were very difficult to weigh up against unimportant, urgent topics.