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The following content awaits you: Understand users and requirements Advanced product planning, release planning and forecasting Work with the stakeholders Work with multiple development teams Advanced techniques for working with the product backlog and product strategies In the process, you'll develop an understanding of: Customer research and product discovery Advanced product acceptance validation

These include activities such as the planning, development, validation and introduction of new products or systems. The goal is to provide the technological and organizational capabilities that operational value streams need to function effectively.

This allows the focus to be on the content design of the business model. wibas brings precisely this expertise to the table:Many years of experience in the design and transformation of business models and product strategiesPragmatic diversity of methods - a comprehensive toolbox of best practices for developing, validating and implementing new business approachesFocus on sustainable value creation

Through sprints/increments within the waves, the teams regularly deliver integrated, tested results that have been validated with users ("work packages"). Using the "Essential" level techniques from the Scaled Agile Framework, we establish agile coordination between strategy, program and team levels.

The map is included in our book “Der Weg zur professionellen IT – eine praktische Anleitung für das Management von Veränderungen mit CMMI, ITIL oder SPICE” (The way to professional IT – a practical instruction for process improvement).

SAFe suggests choosing a Team Product Backlog item that takes “half a day to develop plus half a day to test and validate”. It cannot be emphasized enough that this is only a guide to find the size “1” Story. The reference is the Story found, not the person-day, and certainly not an “ideal” person-day (there is no such thing in SAFe).

Organize Product Backlog: Story Points, Estimating Value, and Optimizing Value Build in quality: Definition of Done, Acceptance Criteria, Verification in Sprint, Validation in Sprint Review. The role of the product owner in sprint planning, in the sprint, in the sprint review and in the sprint retrospective.

In doing so, he avoids falling into the change trap (i.e. delegating leadership tasks to others) described below: Legitimization through review: Obtaining feedback and having other leaders review the change effort is not only a means of validation, but also a way to refine the approach and ensure that it is supported by the entire organization.