In this course you will acquire the necessary knowledge to support and lead an agile business transformation using the Scaled Agile Framework.

Main Topics

In this 2-day training to become a Certified SAFe Agilist you will learn about the SAFe® Framework and the Lean Agile principles. You will learn how Agile Release Trains (ART) and SAFe® practices continuously create more value for your company. You will experience PI Planning and learn how to develop an Agile Portfolio and lead a Lean Agile organization. Understand the Lean Agile Mindset and how to use the principles and practices of SAFe® 6 to support your teams, programs and portfolios. You will also learn how to coordinate large value streams according to Lean-Agile.

• Introduction to the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®)
• What is a Lean-Agile Mindset?
• Understanding and applying SAFe® principles
• Implementation of an Agile Release Train
• Planning of product increments through PI Planning
• Agile portfolio management
• Coordinate Value Streams
• What does leadership mean in a Lean-Agile company?

Goals

After completion of the course the participants are able to:

• Use SAFe® to scale development in your organization
• Know and promote mindset and basic principles of lean and agile
• Continuously research, integrate, implement and bring to market added value for the customer and the company
• Implementation of a Lean Portfolio
  Coordinate the development of comprehensive solutions
• Extend your leadership competencies Lean and Agile
• Support the transformation to a Lean and Agile company

Requirements

This course is suitable for anyone interested in SAFe®, regardless of their experience.

Target Audience

Executives, managers and Agile Change Agents leading a Lean/Agile transformation, as well as people interested in SAFe®

Certificate

The course prepares you for an online test so that you can be certified as SAFe® Agilist (SA).

Exam language English

Teaching Materials

Teaching material in English includes:

• Student Workbook

Execution

• Class with max. 15 participants