Value Glide — Operating Model Architecture for Executive Teams

How Does SAFe Handle Budgeting and Financial Management?

How Does SAFe Handle Budgeting and Financial Management? Budgeting and Financial Management in SAFe refers to the approach and practices used in the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) for managing financial resources and budgets within an organisation. In SAFe, the emphasis is on lean budgeting strategies that eliminate traditional project-based functions and other overheads. Therefore through the use of Lean Budgets, financial resources can […]
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The Most Neglected Element of PI Planning

The Most Neglected Element of PI Planning The Most Neglected Element of PI Planning In my professional experience thus far, I’d have to say the most neglected element of PI Planning is the Management Review. The goal of the Management Review is to determine what support is needed so the team can create a set of actionable objectives in the PI […]
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How does SAFe Handle Release Planning and Execution?

How does SAFe Handle Release Planning and Execution? In SAFe, when we talk about Release Planning and Execution, we are referring to a calculated document that is used to capture and track the features that are planned for an upcoming release. So in essence, it is an internal working document for product and development teams whereby a number of solutions such […]
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What is the role of the solution architect in SAFe?

What is the role of the solution architect in SAFe? SAFe or Scaled Agile Framework has three (3) architect roles: Enterprise Architect Solution Architect System Architect These three (3) roles capture the entire organizational IT architecture. Information architecture Security architecture Application architecture And so forth. Everything you can think of in terms of software, hardware, and operational architecture […]
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How does SAFe compare to other agile frameworks?

How does SAFe compare to other agile frameworks? SAFe, in my experience, is the only agile framework that focuses on business results. So, it starts with understanding what the specific business objectives are, and then working to align the team of agile teams (agile release trains) with specific organizational and customer outcomes. What do we want to […]
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