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In this training, you will learn how to be a "servant leader" and coach a high-performing Agile Release Train (ART) that delivers end-to-end business value. After three days (remote four), you will have a comprehensive understanding of the role and responsibilities of a Release Train Engineer (RTE) in the SAFe® enterprise.

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Kanban - more than just a board full of tasks Kanban typically uses visualization of value-adding work steps via a Kanban board, usually mounted on a wall or displayed in software. However, if you think of Kanban as a board full of colorful pieces of paper, you underestimate the agile framework. Kanban is capable of much more.