SAFe® 6.0 Product Owner / Product Manager (POPM)

From Vision to Delivery — A Guide Through Effective PI Execution for Product Owners and Product Managers | SAFe® POPM

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About SAFe® Product Owner / Product Manager Course:

Unlock the full potential of your role as a SAFe® Product Owner or Product Manager in this course, which is designed to bridge the gap between strategic vision and real-world delivery.

Whether you're preparing for certification, working within a SAFe environment or even aiming to learn about it from scratch, this course guides you through every key activity across the Planning Interval/Program Increment (PI) lifecycle—from refining features and writing stories to collaborating with teams and delivering customer value.

You’ll explore how to apply SAFe principles in backlog management, iteration planning, stakeholder collaboration, and continuous improvement. Examples and visual storytelling content are provided to bring the concepts to life—making it ideal for aspiring or practicing POs and PMs seeking to grow their confidence and execution skills within an Agile Release Train.

By the end of this course, you’ll walk away with a concrete understanding of how to shape strategy, build alignment, and drive outcomes—ready to lead with clarity and impact.

In this course, we cover the following topics:

• Section 1: Course Introduction

• Section 2: Agile Software Development

• Section 3: Introduction to Scrum

• Section 4: Introduction to SAFe® for POs and PMs

• Section 5: Preparing for PI Planning

• Section 6: Leading PI Planning

• Section 7: Iteration Execution

• Section 8: Executing the PI

• Section 9: Course Summary

Note: You may find the slides of each section as additional resources added to the Introduction Lecture (first lecture) of each section. Also, please note that sections 2 and 3 are foundational (optional) sections, which you can use to build a base knowledge in these areas before delving into the core topics of this course.