SAFe® Agilist (SA) - Leading SAFe® 6.0

A Guide to Leading the Lean-Agile Enterprise with SAFe® 6.0 - Leading SAFe

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About SAFe® Agilist 6.0 (SA) - Leading SAFe® course:

Scaled Agile Framework® 6.0 (SAFe®) is one of the leading Scaling frameworks for implementing Agile at an Enterprise level.

This course aims to help you drive enterprise-wide Agile transformations. It provides a comprehensive introduction to the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®) and equips participants with the knowledge and leadership skills needed to lead with agility. Hence, learners will gain a deep understanding of key topics (listed below) to drive the Agile transformation journey. This course prepares participants to gain a deep understanding of  SAFe® and become catalysts for change in their organisations.

In this course, we cover the following topics:

• Section 1: Introduction

• Section 2: Adapting Boldly: Unlocking Business Agility in the Digital Age

• Section 3: Laying the Groundwork: Cultivating a Lean-Agile Mindset and Guiding Principles

• Section 4: Empowering Teams: Building the Foundation of Agility by Establishing Team and Technical Agility

• Section 5: Delivering What Matters: Building Solutions with Agile Product Delivery

• Section 6: Funding the Future: Accelerating Strategy with Lean Portfolio Thinking

• Section 7: Leading the Change: Inspiring and Sustaining Transformation

Note: You may find the slides of each section as additional resources added to the Introduction Lecture (first lecture) of each section.