How Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) works?
What is LeSS? Large Scaled Scrum, abbreviated as LeSS, is one of the leading frameworks of agile software development. It is a multi-team scrum framework…
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7 Myths About Scaling Agile that You Should Stop Believing
When companies start to scale agile, fear looms over the company as to how they will make it happen. This fear is in the form…
Complete Guide to Highly Effective Spotify Scaled Agile Teams
The Spotify agile model is gaining recognition among fast-growing organisations. It has set the bar equally for startups and established organisations who focus on innovation,…
Embrace Agility with these 7 Steps
For enterprises and companies, in this competitive market, being agile is the way forward. It proves to be very beneficial as it allows responding to…
Exploring Key Elements of Spotify’s Agile Scaling Model
Spotify has become a popular music player well known for providing original and a limitless collection of music content. It was launched in 2008 and…
Why Do Organisations need an Enterprise Architect?
What is an Enterprise Architect? An enterprise architect lays down the foundation of the program portfolio.They guide the direction towards strategic, technical and adaptable design.…
Effective Program Increment Planning begins with Pre Planning Session
Planning Release or Solution Trains can be an enormous task. With hundreds of individuals involved it is necessary to perfectly align them and to manage…
Solution for Solution Trains
What is a Solution Train? The Solution Train is when multiple Agile Release Trains band together to create large and complex solutions. In the Scaled…
How Kendis can help you conduct Scrum of Scrums
What is a Scrum of Scrums Meeting in a Scaled Agile Framework? The scrum of scrums meeting is where the dependencies and progress of multiple…
How Kendis can help agile teams using Jira to adopt SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework)?
When implementing the Scaled Agile Framework, planning and finalizing the contents of a Agile Release Train are done in the Program Increment (PI) Planning Session.…