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…
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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…
Solution Train: The ultimate conductor of Agile Release Trains
Solution train builds complex solution with a Lean-Agile approach. It organizes and coordinates multiple Agile Release Trains into one. It guides the focus of…
Program Level is the cornerstone of the Scaled Agile Framework
“Teamwork. Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much.” – Helen Keller Program Level works to accelerate the Agile Release…
Team Level is the powerhouse for Agile Release Train
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress.Working together is success.” – Henry Ford The Team Level is fundamental for organizing the Agile…
Release Train Engineer (RTE) is not a Traditional Manager
“Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.” – George Bernard Shaw The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) is an effective scaling framework which…
Release Train Engineer (RTE) the conductor of Agile Release Train
The Release Train Engineer is termed as the servant leader of the Agile Release Train. Servant Leadership is an interesting concept popularized by Robert Greenleaf…
Why Program Increment (PI) is the Heart of Scaled Agile Framework?
Program Increment sets a specific time period and objectives for the agile teams that are part of an Agile Release Train to accomplish. In…
How SAFe Core Values stabilize and accelerate the progress of agile teams?
SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) Core Values are responsible for ordering the behavior and action of an organization working in a SAFe portfolio. Determining core values…
15 Reasons Why SAFe is Essential for Agile Teams
Agile Scrum works best with small teams that work to deliver software which is prioritized by the team backlog. It is then built in iterative…