SAFe Agilist Blog
What is SAFe Agile Vs Agile?
Learning Mudra, Category - SAFe Agilist
According to the Scrum Guide, the "essence of Scrum is a small team of people." That would be good if all of our projects were small and did not require scaling beyond our small staff. Using native Scrum of Scrums, we may handle scaling between functions or teams. However, as we begin to go far beyond that, we must start thinking about a scalable framework. So, the primary distinction between Agile and Scaled Agile is ...
Read MoreWhat are the SAFe principles?
Learning Mudra, Category - SAFe Agilist
SAFe's purpose is to synthesize this amount of knowledge, as well as the lessons learned through hundreds of deployments. This results in a system of integrated, tried-and-true methods that have increased employee engagement, time-to-market, solution quality, and team productivity. However, given the intricacies, there is no off-the-shelf answer for the particular issues that each organization faces. Not every SAFe advised practice..
Read MoreWhat is scaled Agile methodology ?
Learning Mudra, Category - SAFe Agilist
The agile methodology has made it simple to manage projects efficiently. It is an iterative technique to project management and software development that saves money, time, and resources. It gives clients more value by releasing software in modest increments. Many larger firms are unsuitable for the benefits of Agile development. In this regard, the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) is a fine-tuned solution to assist larger organizations...
Read MoreWhat are the 4 levels of Scaled Agile Framework?
Learning Mudra, Category - SAFe Agilist
The Scaled Agile Framework is a system for scaling Agile, Lean, and DevOps approaches. It is the most preferred framework for leading organizations because it works: it is reliable, adaptable, and long-lasting. Better working methods result in happier, more engaged staff. Scaling Agile with SAFe has the added benefit of assisting knowledge workers in achieving autonomy, mastery, and purpose, which are essential variables in unlocking intrinsic motivation. Organizations that use SAFe have the tools they need...
Read MoreIs SAFe Agilist certification difficult?
Learning Mudra, Category - SAFe Agilist
As a qualified SAFe Agilist, you will be able to apply several scaled agile frameworks to your teams and current projects. This competence will be useful while planning, developing, and deploying diverse software technologies. To boost effectiveness, the SAFe principles assist you in better defining the numerous parts of each project you do. However, understanding how to apply SAFe principles to your teams and implementing them across teams is crucial. That is why you must complete the Agilist training required for...
Read MoreCan I get SAFe certification without training?
Learning Mudra, Category - SAFe Agilist
The exam to gain the SAFe certification is only accessible after completing the SAFe Training from an approved training institute, one cannot apply for the exam without any training. It is necessary for the candidate to complete the 2-day training course before he or she is able to take the SAFe exam to become certified SAFe Agilist. The training is very beneficial for the candidate as it will help him or her to understand ...
Read MoreWho writes user stories in SAFe ?
Learning Mudra, Category - SAFe Agilist
User stories are the compact classification of a nominal piece of desired functionality. The user stories are written in the user’s language. Agile Teams create short, vertical pieces of functional requirements that are designed to be accomplished in a single Iteration. User stories are the primary artifact that is used to define the system behavior in Agile. The stories are usually told from the user’s standpoint and written in their language, they are compact and simple descriptions of functionality. All user stories are ...
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