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What is the difference between Leading SAFe vs SAFe Agilis?

Agilemania

Participants in the class explore the importance of adopting a customer-centric mindset and design thinking approach to agile product delivery. Learners also develop an understanding for implementing a Lean Portfolio Management function in their enterprise. Topics Covered. Experience in Scrum. SAFe ® Agilist.

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The Roles and Responsibilities of a SAFe Agilist You Never Knew

Agilemania

They have the skills to change Agile Portfolio management into a productive organization that produces seamless value to stakeholders and customers in the shortest sustainable time to market. Working with lean agile principles helps the SAFe Agilist in building the Agile Portfolio management with lean budgeting.

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PMO meaning: what it is, benefits, and more

Monday

We’ve got you: PMO stands for project management office. But, in many cases, it’s not actually an office that directly manages or oversees projects. It might still sound like a PMO directly manages projects, but stick with us here. Okay, so what is the difference between PMO and project manager?

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4 Industries That Have Benefited From the Lean-Agile Methodology

Cprime

The Lean-Agile methodology combines two crucial business mindsets to prioritize speed, flexibility, collaboration, project management, and product development. What is the Lean-Agile Methodology? ING, a 300-year-old multinational bank, adopted Lean-Agile and became Germany’s first agile bank in 2015.

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What is the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe)?

Monday

For example, SAFe emphasizes both Lean and Agile values in leadership, a mix of Scrum and eXtreme Programming for teams, and an organization-wide focus on customers through Design Thinking. Essential level: the “bare minimum” for managing a large number of projects and Agile teams, includes Kanban, Scrum, Design Thinking, and more.

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Creating Safety for Your Finance Team

Leading Agile

And they’re starting to see that this is a common theme, especially at larger companies with a lot of oversight and overhead that they really need to modernize and get finance and portfolio management to step into the change as a learning organization and figure out how to create. And so this is what we did.

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