• What is Scrum?

    It describes a future state of the product, which serves as a planning goal for the Scrum Team. The Sprint Backlog consists of the Sprint Goal (What), the Product Backlog items selected for the Sprint (What), and an actionable plan for delivering the increment (How). The Sprint Backlog is the plan of work that developers will perform during the Sprint to achieve the Sprint Goal.

  • What is agile project management?

    Agile project management definition Agile project management is an iterative approach to planning and executing projects. Instead of creating a fully developed project plan from start to finish, the work is divided into small, manageable parts.

  • Achieve Business Agility with Scaled Agile Techniques

    Our experienced team of senior SPCs will support your key roles (PM, SA, RTE, POs, SMs) and teams during a planning interval (PI).

  •  iTOPS.TheNextLevel: Agile transformation at dwpbank

    This was followed by the planning and preparation of the pilot phase. Piloting started in January 2024 with the (cloud) platform and application management domain and will continue with the specialist units in fall 2024. The aim is for run and change units to work together on an equal footing in future.

  • Effective corporate strategy and portfolio management

    Target-oriented planning For targeted planning, we work on specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound goals. Objective Key Results that are aligned with the corporate strategy. 3. Market analysis In order to assert yourself on the market, it is important to understand your market competitors and to consider the current opportunities and risks of the market.

  • A tricky slide about Story Points and Capacity in SAFe® – and how to get it right.

    All quotes are from the article on Iteration Planning. To get it right, refer to the Iteration Planning article on the SAFe® website. A more detailed version of the four bullets on the slide can be found on the SAFe website.

  • SAFe 6.0 Release Train Engineer Training (RTE)

    You will learn how to prepare, plan, and execute a Planning Interval (PI) planning event, which is the primary requirement for alignment at all levels of a SAFe® organization. Competencies that the Release Train Engineer Training provides you with Apply Lean-Agile knowledge and tools to optimize value creation.

  • Organizational development in the chemical industry

    Cross-team quarterly planning (stage planning) was introduced for vertical scaling. Within these, it became clear that the teams were defining too many and often too small tasks, which led to a large number of dependencies and a backlog of tasks.

  • SAFe 6.0 for Teams Training (SP)

    Is your organization about to introduce SAFe® and is planning the first PI planning? Would you like to optimally prepare your ART teams? Or do you want to get to know and experience SAFe? Then this training is just right for you!

  • Valuation according to IDW S11: Realistically assessing restructuring opportunities

    If this is negative, a short-term financial plan is drawn up for at least four weeks. In addition, the liquidity requirement for the next twelve months is calculated, as this must be covered with a high degree of probability in order to ensure a positive going concern forecast.