Latest SAFe® 6.0- Scaled Agile Framework® : In-Depth
Agile/Scrum, Latest SAFe® 6.0- Scaled Agile Framework®, Rally Project Management Tool
4.33 (2959 reviews)
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9.5 hours
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Apr 2024
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What you will learn
Introduction to SAFe®: Understand the core concepts and principles behind SAFe® and how it addresses the challenges of scaling Agile in larger enterprises.
SAFe® Principles: Learn about the underlying principles that guide SAFe®, such as alignment, built-in quality, transparency, and program execution.
SAFe® Frameworks: Explore the various frameworks within SAFe®, including the Essential SAFe, Large Solution SAFe, Portfolio SAFe, and Full SAFe.
Roles and Responsibilities: Gain insight into the different roles and responsibilities within a SAFe organization, including the RTE, SM, PO, leadership
Agile Release Trains (ARTs): Understand the concept of Agile Release Trains, which are self-organizing teams aligned to a common mission or value stream.
Program Increment (PI) Planning: Learn about the PI Planning event, where teams come together to plan the work for the upcoming Program Increment.
Lean Portfolio Management: Understand how Lean Portfolio Management principles and practices help organizations align strategy with execution.
SAFe® Implementation Roadmap: Gain insights into the SAFe® implementation roadmap, including strategies for adoption, implementation challenges.
Scaled Agile Leadership: Learn about the role of leadership in driving and sustaining organizational change in a SAFe environment.
Why take this course?
Disclaimer
SAFe® and Scaled Agile Framework® are registered trademarks of Scaled Agile, Inc. This course is not endorsed by or affiliated with Scaled Agile, Inc. This course is not for people who are looking for an official Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe® ) certification. For more information about SAFe® visit www.scaledagileframework. com.
About SAFe® Course
Scaled Agile Framework® 6.0 (SAFe® ) is one of the leading Scaling framework for implementing Agile at an Enterprise level, In order to understand Scaled Agile Framework®, You should have deep understanding of the Agile and Scrum, This course is designed in such a way that you don't need to worry about any prerequisite for SAFe® , we have given a very brief introduction to Agile, Scrum and then Scaled Agile Framework®. SAFe® is a very complex Framework. This course covers each and every topic of SAFe® in a much Simpler way so that Students can understand it better.
We have given a brief introduction to
various SAFe® Core values,
SAFe® Principles,
different levels of SAFe® Configurations,
Various SAFe® Events,
Roles and responsibilities in SAFe® ,
What is PI planning,
One complete Program Increment(PI) Cycle,
Estimations in SAFe® that how we do estimations is SAFe® which is little different from the Scrum
Different SAFe® Certifications which Scaled Agile Framework® Offers for different Roles.
We have covered the topics in depth like
SAFe®6.0 Big picture and how to do self study,
SAFe® Implementation roadmap,
Lean Agile mindset,
Flow and Flow accelerators,
Weighted shortest job first, (WSJF),
Inspect and Adapt Event.
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Renato
August 20, 2023
Sound is still "floating", but not a big issue.
Content could be a little bit more detailed, like PI Planning content there is only a schedule of the meeting.
Ahmed
August 17, 2023
Very good course , i would recommend more inputs to obtain the certifications, however the overall was awesome course and good content. Thanks for the instructor ,
Shutyame
August 5, 2023
it has great information. i am facing difficulties understanding the instructor, but with repetition i can grasp the information.
Sabrina
August 1, 2023
Good high level overview. However, the course was more focused on definitions. Real world examples to backup the definitions would have made it easier to understand and apply the concepts after the course.
Natalie
July 29, 2023
This was a good match for me. I think I'm realizing that some of my projects, though not software, were done in an agile matter.
Vangara
July 28, 2023
There is NO explanation on the principles stated. He is just reading out of the slides. There are NO examples given to contextualize the content. As a first learner of this topic, it is very hard to follow and then expect to gain any value that can be used in the project.
Paul
July 28, 2023
I have worked in Agile so do have an understanding.
This course was a good overview / refresher of Agile for me.
Aliz
July 27, 2023
It's a very good topic, and you seem to be a very good professional. But you are boring and your explanations are not always clear. I got a kick out of the constant 'Right' comments at the end of sentences. I would neglect these, because they do not add to the learning, besides being annoying, and the lesson will not be interactive.
Other than that, I liked the topic.
Chaitanya
July 23, 2023
Mohammad is an Excellent Trainer. The course is very well structured and very easy to understand. All the Agile and SAFe concepts are covered in this course. I highly Recommend this course to those who want to understand Agile and SAFe concepts
Peter
July 21, 2023
The instructor is quite difficult to understand and they tend to just read what's on the slide rather than adding additional value.
Shadreck
July 14, 2023
The use of Scrum as an introduction to SAFe is a very effective approach. In some ways, it helps to demystify the concepts that one is about to encounter in the SAFe literature.
I think mini-case studies (let's say three or so) would be effective in breaking down the rather complex terminology and concepts. Perhaps this is an idea for a follow-up course to this one. Or perhaps appropriate case studies could be identified. For example, the case study could take the learner through how a Program Implement (PI) was conceptualized and planned, with the learner having an opportunity to interact with actual templates as part of the process and then having the ability to cross-check against the model answers provided by the Trainer. Experiential learning would assist in consolidating the rather complex concepts. A deck of templates would make the learning immediately applicable to one's program/project environment.
Overall, a very good course that is well worth every penny. I have learned more about SAFe from these 7 hours, and I feel ready to tackle the next course, although I am not yet ready for the exams.
I would highly recommend this course to anyone who wants an effective intro to Scrum and SAFe.
Vishwanathan
July 7, 2023
The communication is poor , its monotonous and more like a refresher than a detailed course . Someone with zero background on agile , i would not suggest this course. If you know the basics and are looking for a refresher , then go for it.
Subhajit
July 6, 2023
Very good explaination. Went through this after taking the 2 day training. Some relatable examples from day to day life would make it even better. Reached out to the trainer on Linkedin and he helped me by advising to take practice tests as-well. It boosted my confidence. I scored 91% with 3 weeks preparation. Thank you so much Sir.
Oscar
July 6, 2023
- Very difficult to follow (I know it's not an easy topic),
- in my opinion no need to introduce the concepts in that (official) order, first is a bunch of principles, values, that could go further in the course (why not?), Additionally the chapter "43. one complete program increment" should be the first one,
- during many lessons the teacher uses acronyms that haven't been yet defined, but he says it like we already know...
- It's too theoretical, just reading powerpoint. Would have been better to have from the beginning a real example to follow, a use case. There is not added value of real expertise in a project, just reading out loud information you can find in the internet. If there were for instance a couple of agile teams describe, that conform one agile train, with invented names and responsibilities, and then examples how core values and principles emerged would have been good to follow and not get bored. A complete scenario for the essential level.
- The rally part helps a little bit as an example but you have to get there, maybe intercalate those examples in the middle of the theory would have help.
- Time is so limited, teacher is repeating words: "right", "you already know", "thank you" that doesn't help concentration, and consumes time. Even double velocity. More slides with less text.
In conclusion, I expected much more considering the C.V. and certifications of the teacher.
Susan
July 4, 2023
clear with a defined sense of the training course that aligns with what I have seen in my day to day
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