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Scaling Agile - Getting Started
In this course, you will be introduced to the lean and agile concepts at scale so you can get reap the benefits of small independent agile teams and the economics of scale of large organizations
Beginner
- Course
Scaling Agile - Getting Started
In this course, you will be introduced to the lean and agile concepts at scale so you can get reap the benefits of small independent agile teams and the economics of scale of large organizations
Beginner
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What you'll learn
Large organizations struggle to reap the benefits of the agile and lean ways of working because the inherent processes and structures of the organization prevent them from using these philosophies to their fullest extent. In this course, The Fundamentals of Scaling Agile, you will learn foundational knowledge to apply agile at scale. First, you will explore the added value of agile in large organizations. Next, you will discover the foundational concepts of the framework. Finally, you will investigate an implementation roadmap to implementing agile at scale in your organization. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of the framework needed to implement agile at scale in large organizations, and to continue this scaling agile learning path.
Scaling Agile - Getting Started
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Table of contents
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Course and Module Introduction | 4m 35s
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Modern Issues for Delivery Organizations | 7m 55s
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What Is Agile? | 4m 9s
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Issues with Agile at Scale | 5m 46s
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Structure of an Agile Scaling Framework | 5m 46s
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Elements of an Agile Scaling Framework | 12m 15s
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Business Agility | 8m 26s
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How a Framework Promotes Agility | 4m 41s
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The Scenario | 1m 46s
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Module Recap | 2m 7s
Tommy van Schaik spent most of his academic and professional career as a linking pin between business and IT. His focus areas are: project management, IT governance, business processes, IT architecture, requirement engineering, and business rules.