What’s new in SAFe 4.6
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) allows enterprises to accomplish their organizational goals to produce the highest quality product in the shortest sustainable amount of time. It…
Release Update: New Board Views, Custom Reporting, Enhanced Analytics and more
As always, Kendis team received valuable feedback from our customers. Who provided insight into how Kendis was assisting their organisations. They also shared their daily challenges…
Mythical Birds view for Kendis Boards
There are certain words and phrases that are used regularly within the “Agile World”. For some, these words are anthems and a great consequence of…
Big Companies that Scaled Scrum with Nexus Framework | Part 2
We would like to extend our gratitude to Scrum.org, for giving their valuable feedback on our previous article about transforming to Nexus. In this blog,…
Big Companies that Scaled Scrum with Nexus Framework | Part 1
Nexus is a simple framework which implements scrum at scale across multiple teams to deliver a single integrated product. Teams work in a common development…
How large enterprises like Intel, Sony and Standard Bank transformed with SAFe
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) has helped enterprises get a home run every time with its application. Regardless of the company’s domain, with the application of…
How Giant Companies Transformed with LeSS Framework
“Everything is a learning process: any time you fall over, it’s just teaching you to stand up the next time.” – Joel Edgerton Understanding and…
System Demo and Burndown Charts
One of the challenges in scaling is maintaining an insight into the actual progression of the value being delivered by multiple teams. There are various…
Release Update: PI Burndown Chart, PI Objectives and Smarter Backlog Reordering
We feel a sense of pride in having a community of passionate customers who are serious about solving the scaling agile challenges in their organizations.…
How to write SMART Program Increment Objectives
PI objectives are a set of directives that are summarized to describe the technical and business elements of a goal that needs to be achieved…