Few of us working in the software industry would dispute that agile methodologies represent a superior approach to older waterfall-style development methods. However, many software developers would ...

The ATIS team has implemented a Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe) ... Each sprint builds on the next, and each PI does the same — with iterations along the way as needed, ...

Business and enterprise architects can finally detect, signal and eliminate duplicated sub-projects or sprints that may appear in different agile release trains. Some SAFe programs may have well ...

CollabNet VersonOne’s 12th annual State of Agile report found that today SAFe is the leading approach to scaling Agile. However, with all the additions made to the framework over the years, ...

Agile software development involves “sprints” in which teams define short-term goals (typically two weeks), work diligently to achieve them, and then apply what they learned from the sprint to ...

“SAFe Agile breaks the development process into small iterations that deliver working software every two weeks,” said Ross Guckert, Program Executive Officer Enterprise Information Systems.

Agile is now being used far beyond its original purpose, which was software development. We see organizations apply Agile methodology to any project or program where the end result is a continual ...

Sprints are fixed-length events of one month or less to create consistency. One of the four key principles of the Agile Manifesto is that it’s better to respond to change than to follow a plan.. Agile ...

Scaled Agile’s SAFe 5.0 for Lean Enterprises features advances in strategy, execution, and leadership competencies.

SAFe Agile Teams power the Agile Release Train and build increasing value – keep the train on the tracks by using a sequence of program events like daily stand-ups, ART syncs and backlog refinement.