Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe)
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| − | + | The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) is a framework that helps corporations to adopt the principles of lean and agile project management into a comprehensive operating system allowing large-scale program management for corporations of any size. SAFe combines the power of four bodies of knowledge: Agile development, systems thinking, lean product development, and DevOps. This allows corporations to shorten the delivery time of innovative, high-value products and services while increasing predictability and quality. | |
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| + | SAFe follows a set of seven competencies for lean enterprise practices as well as 10 lean agile principles. Further, the SAFe framework consists of four configurations and is scalable depending on a corporation’s needs and promotes alignment, collaboration, and delivery across teams of any size working in an agile environment. The four available configurations of SAFe are further explained in subchapter XX. | ||
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| + | SAFe is freely available and developed by Scaled Agile, Inc. The framework was first released in 2011 and since then continuously developed. The current version 5.1 was released in February 2021. Although recognized as the most commonly implemented framework for scaled agile methods in corporations, the SAFe framework shows several limitations which are further outlined in section XX. | ||
== Core Competencies of SAFe == | == Core Competencies of SAFe == | ||
Revision as of 19:55, 12 February 2022
The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) is a framework that helps corporations to adopt the principles of lean and agile project management into a comprehensive operating system allowing large-scale program management for corporations of any size. SAFe combines the power of four bodies of knowledge: Agile development, systems thinking, lean product development, and DevOps. This allows corporations to shorten the delivery time of innovative, high-value products and services while increasing predictability and quality.
SAFe follows a set of seven competencies for lean enterprise practices as well as 10 lean agile principles. Further, the SAFe framework consists of four configurations and is scalable depending on a corporation’s needs and promotes alignment, collaboration, and delivery across teams of any size working in an agile environment. The four available configurations of SAFe are further explained in subchapter XX.
SAFe is freely available and developed by Scaled Agile, Inc. The framework was first released in 2011 and since then continuously developed. The current version 5.1 was released in February 2021. Although recognized as the most commonly implemented framework for scaled agile methods in corporations, the SAFe framework shows several limitations which are further outlined in section XX.
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Core Competencies of SAFe
Describe 7 core competencies of Lean Enterprise
SAFe Lean-Agile Principles
Describe 10 SAFe principles
SAFe Configurations
Describe the 4 available SAFe configurations
Implementation Roadmap
Describe the 10 steps of the implementation roadmap
Limitations
Critically discuss 3-5 examples on limitations of SAFe
