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Over the course of two days in the SAFe Scrum Master training, you will learn the responsibilities of a Scrum Master in a SAFe enterprise, learn how scrum masters empower and lead Agile teams, and understand how to facilitate Agile events like iteration planning, tea...

New – Earn your ICP-BAF certification in this three-day course! Participants will learn the customer-focused concepts, principles, and techniques behind Business Agility.

Our Advanced Certified Scrum Product Owner® (A-CSPO®) is an in-depth, two-day immersion into the world of Product Owner accountability. By delving deeper into the accountability of a Product Owner, you will explore advanced product strategy, discovery, and validation...

The SAFe RTE is an advanced class aimed at practicing Release Train Engineers. SAFe RTE (Certified SAFe Release Train Engineer course).

Learn how product owners and product managers should work together to achieve the best possible customer and business outcomes. The SAFe POPM course will teach you how to adopt a customer-centric approach to building products, using the Scaled Agile Framework® to del...

In the SAFe® for Architects course, you’ll get the context to align architecture with business value. You’ll understand how system, solution, and enterprise architects collaboratively deliver architectural solutions. And you’ll get the guidance and tools you need to...

This two-day course provides a comprehensive overview for understanding the DevOps competencies needed to accelerate time-to-market by improving the flow of value through the Continuous Delivery Pipeline. Attendees will map the current value stream through their deli...

This two -day professional course, Professional Product Owner – Advanced (PSPO -A), aims to help experienced practitioners to develop their ability to establish a solid vision, to validate their hypotheses and to bring more value to their stakeholders. The PSPO-A cou...

Learn how Agile practices can help ensure you meet customer expectations, deliver products on time, and are able to adapt to change.

How can organizations in diverse industries continue to use familiar waterfall practices and at the same time be more agile? The answer is to use program management that is designed to be agile.