Overview

The Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe®) is a proven publicly-facing framework for applying Lean and Agile practices at Enterprise level and for large programs where multiple teams are involved. While SAFe is freely available body of knowledge, it does not implement itself, nor does it prescribe organizational change management process that is typically required for successful implementation.

This Webinar provides an overview of different roles and constructs of Scaled Agile framework, and how they can be used for large program execution to synchronize alignment, collaboration and integration of deliverables from multiple teams involved to deliver business benefits

SAFe implementations requires launching Agile Release Train (ART). This Webinar provides  insights on how to train teams and launch Agile Release trains and continuously improve the trains with Inspect and Adapt workshops. The focus will be more on roles and activities involved in planning for ART, conducting Program Increment (PI) Planning workshop,  running an ART and concluding a PI with Inspect and Adapt workshop.

Benefits

The webinar will help the participants to:

• Get an understanding of the different roles and constructs of Scaled Agile framework and on training stakeholders and teams to launch Agile release trains.

Webinar Outline

The webinar would cover the following main areas:

• The challenges of Scaling Agile
• What is Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe®)
• The four levels of Scaled Agile Framework® - SAFe® 4.0
• What is Agile Release Train (ART)
• Syncronizing development with Agile Release Trains
• Oganize teams and Stakeholders and launch Agile Release Trains
• Conducting Program Increment planning session
• Executing iterations in a program increment and continuously improve the trains with Inspect and Adapt workshops

Audience

This webinar would be useful for:

• Managers, Leaders and Key stakeholders responsible for leading initiatives.
• Project teams who are already practicing Agile, want to explore scaling their methods to address large program context

Pre-requisites:

• Nil  

Suggested Pre-Readings:

• Nil