Applied Frameworks Principal Consultant Kim Poremski takes a deep dive into Vertical Story Slicing. She discusses the characteristics of a well-formed story, explores common patterns for effective story slicing, shows how to identify clues for when/how to slice stories, and examines sample stories to practice applying story slicing techniques. Oh! She answers questions too!
Now is the time to recession-proof your business model! Based on the popular blog series; Recession-Proof Your Profit, learn about Term Renewal Acceleration, Customer Segmentation combined with Term Renewal Segmentation, and more!
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.
Why is explaining product strategy so difficult? You can overcome problems with clarity, excessive detail, and transparency by following these proven product strategy frameworks.
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.
Value Stream Mapping is one of the most essential — but least well understood — Lean management techniques. Join us in this deep-dive webinar to learn practical tips.
Bust myths and learn the secrets of success with SAFe. This no-spin conversation was led by two of Applied Frameworks’ most experienced SAFe practitioners — SPCT Phil Gardiner and SPC Michael Robertson.
The key to finding success with SAFe? Flexibility. That's because SAFe should be seen as guide, not a manual.
One of the most common misconceptions about implementing SAFe is that it is a rigid framework that must be followed closely to succeed.
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.