Value is context sensitive. Almost universally, value is difficult to measure. Value can be a mixture from one/some/all of the following perspectives: market/customer/consumer/end-user organization/stakeholder/employee/reputation authentic progress towards the United Nations sustainable development goals learning in relation to the above through feedback/analytics/research/experiments reducing risk to the above, e.g., failure demand, technical mess, "sticks of dynamite down the backlog" When forecasting potential value, value is not crystal clear; it’s about the relative value of one item over another.

How agile is SAFe, Scaled agile framework? I compare the agile manifesto with Scaled Agile Framework and how it delivers agility and business results.

Bottom line for that client Like anything, a little knowledge can be dangerous. Here is a report from one individual at that client...

I read and reviewed the books. But I didn't get it. I had to attend a workshop by Haydn Shaughnessy & Fin Goulding to understand what Flow is all about.

a case study on evidence based management for agility for freeing up capacity

For those who use Scrum, I hope you find this two-pager of hints and links useful....let me know if you have even better ones, thank you.