Introduction to Flow Engineering
In today’s fast-paced business world, efficiency, clarity, and alignment are the cornerstones of success. We’re excited to invite you to an enlightening webinar where you’ll discover how Flow Engineering can revolutionize your organization. What is Flow Engineering? Flow Engineering combines insights from cybernetics and the Toyota Production System to streamline processes, eliminate waste, and enhance […]
The When Will It Be Done Question
One of the challenges that faces agile teams is the answer to the “When will it be done?” question that is often directed at them. The reason why this is a challenge is because avoiding long term detailed planning is an agile feature not a bug. In this webinar we will discuss why this is […]
Estimation Best Practices
In this webinar we will dive into the recognized best practices for estimation and sizing of stories and other artifacts. We will also touch on how to translate estimation into real world units such as hours and dollars. Key Topics: Estimation Basics Why do we use relative estimation? The estimation game and the value of […]
Introduction to Flow Engineering
In today’s fast-paced business world, efficiency, clarity, and alignment are the cornerstones of success. We’re excited to invite you to an enlightening webinar where you’ll discover how Flow Engineering can revolutionize your organization. What is Flow Engineering? Flow Engineering combines insights from cybernetics and the Toyota Production System to streamline processes, eliminate waste, and enhance […]
The Pitfall of Unnecessary Progress Reports in SAFe Implementations
This blog post discusses how to effectively communicate with stakeholders who ask for additional status reports, including tips for managing expectations and setting boundaries.
When Lean Budgeting Lags other SAFe Practices
In many SAFe rollouts, Lean Budgeting’s implementation often comes after the initiation of Value Stream Management and Agile Release Trains (ARTs). Traditional budgeting can interfere with ARTs, introducing conflicting processes.