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Agile Management Approach

Agile Management 40 hours

Introduction

The Agile Management Approach This course offers you an exciting opportunity to thrive in a rapidly evolving business environment. As industries worldwide shift towards more adaptable and efficient approaches, the demand for agile expertise is soaring. This course has been carefully designed to equip you with the essential skills needed to excel in agile environments. You’ll explore the core agile frameworks, master agile planning, and learn to manage agile iterations effectively. You’ll also gain insights into agile management styles and scaling, which are crucial for leading teams to success. By enrolling, you’ll position yourself at the forefront of a high-demand field, ready to lead and innovate. Whether you’re looking to enhance your career prospects or drive organisational change, this course is your gateway to becoming a sought-after agile professional. Join us to unlock your potential and make a meaningful impact.

Objectives

- Understand the core principles of the Agile framework and its implementations.

- Learn how to create effective Agile planning and prioritisation strategies.

- Develop skills to manage Agile iterations efficiently and adapt to changes.

- Explore Agile management styles to improve team collaboration and productivity.

- Gain insights into scaling Agile practices across a range of projects and teams.

- Discover techniques for measuring and evaluating the success of Agile projects.

- Master communication strategies for effective interactions within Agile teams.

Table of Contents

UNIT 1. AGILE FRAMEWORK
Myths and realities: why agile?
Agile vs traditional
Agile principles and values
Prioritisation of requirements
Scrum
UNIT 2. AGILE PLANNING
Other agile methodologies
Vision for a project
Agile estimation
Roadmap
Delivery plans
UNIT 3. AGILE ITERATIONS
Iteration planning
Execution and iteration
Using Kanban in iterations
Demo and retro events
Work tracking
UNIT 4. AGILE MANAGEMENT STYLE AND FOCUS ON SCALING
Agile communication and management style
Information radiators
Agile leadership
Agile method escalation
Tools

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