You’ve taken one or more SAFe classes, and now it is your turn to teach. Most SPCs will need to educate people and train various certified SAFe classes. Join us for the next episode in the “SPC Journey” series as we discuss how an SPC can excel in the classroom so that they can enable participants with the knowledge and understanding necessary to achieve greater business agility.
As an SPC, you might see yourself as a trainer, a coach, a mentor, or a facilitator. However, the “C” in “SPC” stands for “Consultant.” Join SPCT Phil Gardiner and SPC Michael Robertson for the next episode in the “SPC Journey” series as we discuss consulting skills and how they benefit an enterprise or agency seeking to achieve greater business agility.
Applied Frameworks SAFe Practice Lead Phil Gardiner (SPCT) is joined by SPC Rachele Maurer for an in-depth discussion that takes you beyond the classroom and into practice exploring how to be an SPC...COACH!
Applied Frameworks SAFe Practice Lead Phil Gardiner (SPCT) is joined by SPCT Candidate Travis Moorer for an in-depth discussion that takes you beyond the classroom and into practice.
If you are an SPC or someone considering hiring one, join one of Scaled Agile, Inc.'s SAFe Fellows, Harry Koehnemann, and Applied Frameworks Phil Gardiner for an in-depth look at the journey of an SPC. We will explore the responsibilities, skills, experience, and attributes of an SPC and share tips on how to continue learning and growing after taking the Implementing SAFe course and passing the exam.
Customer satisfaction is supposed to be the highest priority in Agile software development. In the reality of many SAFe implementations, the customer is often forgotten.
The key to finding success with SAFe? Flexibility. That's because SAFe should be seen as guide, not a manual.
We’ve assembled our top SAFe blogs and webinars from the last year in a single list for easy reference.
Implementing Lean Portfolio Management (LPM) can be difficult — so difficult that organizations have a hard time sticking to the plan they start with. But the effort is totally worthwhile for many reasons. So here are some tips on making LPM stick.
What can you do when your ROAM Board fails? This was the topic of the recent RTE Circle keynote that was held by Phil Gardiner, SPCT.