Improving SAFe thru Professional Scrum
SAFe implementations often under-develop team-level Scrum discipline. How Professional Scrum training and coaching strengthens the foundation that SAFe programs are built on.
Read more →Making sense of agility, scaling, OKRs, product operating models, and leadership — written from 15+ years in the field.
SAFe implementations often under-develop team-level Scrum discipline. How Professional Scrum training and coaching strengthens the foundation that SAFe programs are built on.
Read more →SAFe implementations often focus on ceremonies and roles while ignoring the underlying flow. How adding Kanban-style flow metrics to your SAFe implementation makes the whole system more evidence-based.
Read more →How to forecast in SAFe using smaller slices, throughput, cycle time, and lighter feature sizing. A practical alternative to story-point-heavy PI planning, release forecasting, and roadmap conversations.
Read more →What's the difference between Planned, Actual, and 'Actual Actual' Business Value in SAFe PI Objectives? Why the gap between them is a sign of broken goal-setting, and what to do about it.
Read more →The difference between a framework and a methodology matters. SAFe provides structure and choices — not a prescriptive path. Understanding this distinction is key to implementing it well.
Read more →The 2017 Scrum Guide removed the "potentially shippable product increment" language. What this means for teams and organizations who still think Scrum means releasing only at sprint boundaries.
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