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Scaling Agile for Enterprise: Daikibo
Though Agile is one of the most successful methodologies for software development, it doesn't scale well for enterprise businesses. This course will teach you the methods, frameworks, and pipeline for Daikibo, a tool that will help you implement Agile at scale.
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Scaling Agile for Enterprise: Daikibo
Though Agile is one of the most successful methodologies for software development, it doesn't scale well for enterprise businesses. This course will teach you the methods, frameworks, and pipeline for Daikibo, a tool that will help you implement Agile at scale.
Beginner
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Agile brings many advantages to developers, among them a visible development process with a faster time-to-market and quick feedback loops that help raise quality. However, for enterprise businesses, Agile can be very complicated to scale properly. The answer? Daikibo: Agile at scale that works! In this course, Scaling Agile for Enterprise: Daikibo, you'll learn how to implement Agile at scale using this technology. First, you'll learn how to understand the methodologies and frameworks that make up Daikibo. Next, you'll learn how to create teams and groups that scale. Finally, you'll learn about the Daikibo pipeline and the user story life-cycle, going from concept to commitment to feedback to production. By the end of this course, you'll have a better understanding on how to scale an agile project for enterprise using Daikibo.
Scaling Agile for Enterprise: Daikibo
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Xavier is very passionate about teaching, helping others understand Generative AI, ML, Search, and Big Data. He is also an entrepreneur, project manager, technical author, trainer, and holds a few certifications with Cloudera, Microsoft, and the Scrum Alliance, along with being a Microsoft MVP.