Business Agility
Thinking About Lean Software Development Training for yourself or your team?
Lean Software Development is an application of Lean-Thinking to software development.
Lean-Thinking is based on Edwards Deming, Just-In-Time, and automating processes in an appropriate manner. While originating with Toyota, we now consider Toyota to be an example of Lean-Thinking and not defining role. This lets us teach Lean-Thinking without having to resort to manufacturing examples. Lean-Thinking's intent is to increase value delivered in a shorter time period with higher quality and lower cost.
Training Course Categories: Business Agility
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Level: Foundational
Length: 2 Days
PMI Recognized: Yes
Product Owner Certification by Net Objectives blends several technologies together in a breakthrough two-day course that gives the practices the business and entire development team need to define and prioritize and produce business increments of value. Software development is most like product...
Level: Advanced
Length: 1 Day
PMI Recognized: Yes
The Advanced Business Product Owner course provides the Lean principles and business practices required for the Business Product Owner to realize the highest business value (ROI) from technology investments. It covers portfolio and release management, managing demand with capacity to achieve faster...
Level: Intermediate
Length: 2 Days
PMI Recognized: No
This online training is true training, including lectures, readings, exercises and question & answer periods. The intent of this training is:
Provide the equivalent of a two-day Lean Software Development Overview course
Promote Lean Software Development to many in the industry
To improve the...
Level: Intermediate
Length: 2 Days
PMI Recognized: Yes
This two-day course is to assist management in helping their organization to transition to enterprise agile with Lean-Agile methods. It includes the challenges that most non-Agile IT organizations face that are also present in many product development organizations as well. These include having...
Level: Intermediate
Length: Half-Day
PMI Recognized: Yes
Change is a journey for an organization. The bigger the change, the more the transition needs to be carefully thought through. This half-day course is intended for management and leads as they prepare to transition their organization to Lean-Agile / Kanban. It covers the essential issues in...
Level: Foundational
Length: 4 Days
PMI Recognized: No
The course teaches how to manifest Lean-Agile principles within the context of software development as product development. This is one of the distinctions of this course over mere Agile training. Agile Project Management focuses on managing a single project and perhaps coordinating several...
Level: Intermediate
Length: 2 Days
PMI Recognized: Yes
This course is designed for those organizations that have implemented Scrum at the team level but are having challenges achieving agility at the enterprise level. While Scrum is a great team process, it provides little understanding on how to scale it to the enterprise. Our experience with...
