In recent years, it has become evident that software is driving innovation and development in practically all industries. Agile was created to help software development teams keep pace with the accelerating rate of innovation and fast evolving user needs. Scaling
When comparing frameworks for scaling Agile such as SAFe or Scrum at Scale, the question is not what the best framework for scaling Scrum is but rather which framework is best for you considering your knowledge base, your starting point
With the release of Scaled Agile Framework 4.0 (SAFe 4.0) a new 4th level is added to the freely available knowledge base. It is for a higher level of operation for larger organizations, providing a greater value stream for those businesses
Large enterprises the world over are lagging behind in software product innovation, due to being slower to adapt to changes in the market than their smaller competitors. “Coincidentally”, these smaller companies are increasingly adopting Agile, allowing them to react faster
The Scaled Agile Framework and its architecture is the most popular method for scaling Agile for enterprise use. It builds upon Scrum, XP and Lean Agile development processes, but in addition provides SAFe architecture necessary to Scale Agile effectively. SAFe®
Due to its prosperity in the software industry, Agile no longer needs an introduction: in the past decade or so, seemingly everyone has been talking about this modern framework. Having recognized the success that small and mid-sized companies are realizing by
The importance of managing risks in your software projects need not be further emphasized. Even if you’re not working on safety critical products, risks have the potential to fundamentally derail your projects. With safety critical projects however, it is even
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®), the standardized framework for the adoption of Lean and Agile practices in large enterprises, has had to face criticism from various sources, most importantly from famed experts such as Neil Killick (Agile and Lean thinker and trainer),
In the early days, Agile development was used for pilot projects at the enterprise level. Developers worked in small teams experimenting with making lean and Agile methods work in their environment. The pioneers noted what worked and what didn’t, and went
Basics of the Scaled Agile Framework – Introducing SAFe 4.0
SAFe or Scrum at Scale – Which Framework is Best for You?
When comparing frameworks for scaling Agile such as SAFe or Scrum at Scale, the question is not what the best framework for scaling Scrum is but rather which framework is best for you considering your knowledge base, your starting point
SAFe 4.0 – Lean Software and Systems Engineering
With the release of Scaled Agile Framework 4.0 (SAFe 4.0) a new 4th level is added to the freely available knowledge base. It is for a higher level of operation for larger organizations, providing a greater value stream for those businesses
SAFe with codeBeamer ALM: Agility, Scalability, Compliance
Large enterprises the world over are lagging behind in software product innovation, due to being slower to adapt to changes in the market than their smaller competitors. “Coincidentally”, these smaller companies are increasingly adopting Agile, allowing them to react faster
The Scaled Agile Framework SAFe Architecture
The Scaled Agile Framework and its architecture is the most popular method for scaling Agile for enterprise use. It builds upon Scrum, XP and Lean Agile development processes, but in addition provides SAFe architecture necessary to Scale Agile effectively. SAFe®
Scaling Agile in Large Enterprises: LeSS, DAD or SAFe®?
Due to its prosperity in the software industry, Agile no longer needs an introduction: in the past decade or so, seemingly everyone has been talking about this modern framework. Having recognized the success that small and mid-sized companies are realizing by
ROAM & Risk Management Under SAFe®
The importance of managing risks in your software projects need not be further emphasized. Even if you’re not working on safety critical products, risks have the potential to fundamentally derail your projects. With safety critical projects however, it is even
Facing Criticism: Is SAFe® the “Fast Food” of Agile?
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®), the standardized framework for the adoption of Lean and Agile practices in large enterprises, has had to face criticism from various sources, most importantly from famed experts such as Neil Killick (Agile and Lean thinker and trainer),
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®) in a nutshell
In the early days, Agile development was used for pilot projects at the enterprise level. Developers worked in small teams experimenting with making lean and Agile methods work in their environment. The pioneers noted what worked and what didn’t, and went