- Joshua Brock
Mastering SAFe® Planning Interval | PI Objectives
- PI Planning
In the ever-evolving landscape of Agile frameworks, the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®) stands out for its robust structure and scalability. One of the critical elements of SAFe® is the Planning Interval. At the heart of PI planning are the PI Objectives—strategic goals that guide Agile teams through each increment. This article explores the intricacies of SAFe® PI Objectives, their significance, how to craft and implement them effectively, and best practices for ensuring they drive meaningful outcomes.
- SAFe
The Power of Shared Services in SAFe®
In the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®), Shared Services play a critical role in facilitating the alignment, collaboration, and delivery of value across organizations of all sizes, particularly those of larger enterprises. By using SAFe success patterns consistently across the enterprise, with transparency and collaboration, with Agile Hive, we can reduce a significant impediment to the flow of value.
- Events
Join Us For The European SAFe® Summit 2024
Join the Agile Hive team at the European SAFe® Summit 2024 in Berlin, Germany, from April 8-11. You will find a transformative experience filled with region-specific keynotes, in-depth discussions, inspiring customer stories, interactive exhibits, and endless networking opportunities. Find out more in this article or just visit us at our booth! We’re looking forward to seeing you in Berlin!
- SAFe
Adopting SAFe® in Small Steps
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®) takes Agile and Lean principles and implements them at an enterprise or large organization level to increase and drive efficiencies, meet the requirements of stakeholders, and improve customer satisfaction. However, it’s not just supersizing established practices that worked at the team level, there’s an ART (pun intended) to it. This article explores the benefits and processes of making the transition via smaller steps rather than one giant leap.
- SAFe
Tips To Make Your ART Launch A Success
Your organization’s SAFe® implementation is full steam ahead, or at least, headed in the right direction. Pulling off your first Agile Release Train (ART) successfully is a critical step in demonstrating to all involved that this new way of working will improve efficiencies, shorten release cycles, and increase overall transparency from one end of the organization to the other. Our article walks you through a step-by-step process in this critical phase of your SAFe® journey.
- SAFe
Agile Hive Integration with Collaboration Technologies
Whether a full-time remote employee, hybrid, or even for those still heading into the office each and every day, collaboration technologies are an integral part of most of our lives. In this article, we’ll look at how these tools fit nicely into an organization implementing Agile Hive, the “SAFe® in Jira solution”.
- SAFe
SAFe® In Structure & Agile Hive
For teams to work in unison, the tools they use must first do so. Scaled Agile Framework, or SAFe®, is a foundation for implementing agile practices at an enterprise level. Organizations are seeing great success combining tools like Agile Hive with its focus on scaled agile product development and Structure to support the handling of complex relationships between the work items, such as large hierarchies of features. Read along to find out more about how SIX made this process a reality.
- SAFe
The Power of Shared Services in SAFe®
In the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®), Shared Services play a critical role in facilitating the alignment, collaboration, and delivery of value across organizations of all sizes, particularly those of larger enterprises. By using SAFe success patterns consistently across the enterprise, with transparency and collaboration, with Agile Hive, we can reduce a significant impediment to the flow of value.
- Events
Join Us For The European SAFe® Summit 2024
Join the Agile Hive team at the European SAFe® Summit 2024 in Berlin, Germany, from April 8-11. You will find a transformative experience filled with region-specific keynotes, in-depth discussions, inspiring customer stories, interactive exhibits, and endless networking opportunities. Find out more in this article or just visit us at our booth! We’re looking forward to seeing you in Berlin!
- SAFe
Adopting SAFe® in Small Steps
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®) takes Agile and Lean principles and implements them at an enterprise or large organization level to increase and drive efficiencies, meet the requirements of stakeholders, and improve customer satisfaction. However, it’s not just supersizing established practices that worked at the team level, there’s an ART (pun intended) to it. This article explores the benefits and processes of making the transition via smaller steps rather than one giant leap.
- SAFe
Tips To Make Your ART Launch A Success
Your organization’s SAFe® implementation is full steam ahead, or at least, headed in the right direction. Pulling off your first Agile Release Train (ART) successfully is a critical step in demonstrating to all involved that this new way of working will improve efficiencies, shorten release cycles, and increase overall transparency from one end of the organization to the other. Our article walks you through a step-by-step process in this critical phase of your SAFe® journey.
- SAFe
Agile Hive Integration with Collaboration Technologies
Whether a full-time remote employee, hybrid, or even for those still heading into the office each and every day, collaboration technologies are an integral part of most of our lives. In this article, we’ll look at how these tools fit nicely into an organization implementing Agile Hive, the “SAFe® in Jira solution”.
- SAFe
SAFe® In Structure & Agile Hive
For teams to work in unison, the tools they use must first do so. Scaled Agile Framework, or SAFe®, is a foundation for implementing agile practices at an enterprise level. Organizations are seeing great success combining tools like Agile Hive with its focus on scaled agile product development and Structure to support the handling of complex relationships between the work items, such as large hierarchies of features. Read along to find out more about how SIX made this process a reality.