Category: Scaled Agile

The IKEA kitchen starter kit is a wonderful invention: I need it when I move out of my parents’ house and set up my first

We are working on a new concept on Agile Scaling. We’ve been doing method-based training on agile scaling, especially SAFe and Less, for some time

SAFe 4.5 places much more emphasis on describing good practices for a delivery pipeline that provides a solid foundation for a reliable, effective, and continuous

The new version 4.5 of SAFe has just been released and this provides an opportunity to reflect not only on the changes in SAFe itself,

SAfe 4.5 was released in June and brings some new features. Some are cosmetic, but there are also important additions and clarifications. New Delivery Pipeline

Scrum/XP as a basis Teams typically use a solid implementation of Scrum as a mainstay and deliver valuable software after each sprint, which is usually

Code quality and architecture In larger development, the effect of poor code quality becomes much more pronounced: teams no longer rely on deliverables, cannot make

Multifunctional stable teams The size of self-organized teams is limited, experience shows that they work up to a size of about 10 people, above that

Scaling, Culture and Agile Evolution – Part 1 Why is scaling so hard? And further elaborating, why is it so hard to implement a good

One of the heatedly discussed aspects of SAFe(Scaled Agile Framework) is the specified HIP sprints. HIP stands for Hardening, Innovation and Planning. In earlier versions