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SAFe® for Teams 6.0 (SP) Online Training Course | SEP 21-22, 2024

This two-day REMOTE course, attendees will gain an in-depth understanding of the ART, how it delivers value, and what they can do to effectively perform their role using Scrum, Kanban, and XP. Attendees will also learn how to write […]

Date: SEP 21-22, 2024
Location: Online
Trainer: Isabel Leung

How Does AI Tools benefit Product Owners?

AI-integrated tools are rapidly evolving, so being open to experimentation and adapting how we use them will be a critical part of our journey with new technology. As a product owner, balancing the needs of team, stakeholders, and marketplace are big components of what you do […]

The Difference Between Doing Agile and Being Agile

Agile is a popular project management methodology with various frameworks. However, practicing Agile processes doesn’t necessarily mean they are truly Agile organizations. This distinction lies between “doing Agile” and “being Agile.” […]

4 Essential Competencies of Business Agility

Business agility is no longer a luxury but a necessity for organizations aiming to thrive in the modern business world. Companies must swiftly adapt to market shifts and technological advances to stay competitive. Investing in agility is no longer optional; it’s essentially important for success in an ever-changing business environment […]

TAE: Episode 49 – Thriving in the Digital Age with Business Agility

Today’s we discuss about Thriving in the Digital Age with Business Agility. For those who master large-scale software delivery will define the economic landscape of the 21st century.” Isabel Leung discusses about We are now in a world in which every industry is dependent on technology and every organization is a software company […]

Breaking the silos – Perceptual Positioning

In some workplaces, silos are seen as barriers that slow down progress and hold back the growth of the company. Companies worry that when teams work separately within these silos, they won’t be working towards the same overall goals. This negative view of silos usually comes from them forming by accident, often because of old ways of doing things that are no longer useful […]