Within the realm of Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®), acceptance criteria are part of each capability, feature, or story to be delivered by a single Agile Release Train (ART) with a Planning Interval (PI).
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Mastering SAFe® Planning Interval – PI Objectives
This article explores the intricacies of SAFe® PI Objectives, their significance, how to craft and implement them effectively, and best practices for ensuring they drive meaningful outcomes.
Adopting SAFe® in Small Steps
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®) takes Agile and Lean principles and implements them at an enterprise or large organization level to increase and drive efficiencies, meet the requirements of stakeholders, and improve customer satisfaction. This article explores the benefits and processes of making the transition via smaller steps rather than one giant leap.
Join Us For The European SAFe® Summit 2024
Join the Agile Hive team at the European SAFe® Summit 2024 in Berlin, Germany, from April 8-11. You will find a transformative experience filled with region-specific keynotes, in-depth discussions, inspiring customer stories, interactive exhibits, and endless networking opportunities. Find out more in this article or just visit us at our booth! We’re looking forward to seeing you in Berlin!
SAFe® – The Pros and Cons for Scaling Agile
In this article we will be looking specifically at SAFe® – Scaled Agile Framework®, which is a set of organizational and workflow processes for implementing agile practices at an enterprise scale.
Properties to the (HR) Rescue – Saving Workflows From The Brink of Chaos
This article discusses how your HR department could simplify and streamline their workflows making use of Properties’ new Board visualization. Using Kanban-like functionality, the developers at Junovi have expanded the intuitive features of their Properties app. With the Property Group Visualization macro, you can create either an OrgChart or Board view. We’ll take a look at how specifically the Board view gives you the ease and functionality of a Kanban board.
Say Hello To FlowDingo – The Workflow App for Jira
FlowDingo is not just any task management app. The result of a collaborative development effort between Seibert Media and Kantega SSO, the core of FlowDingo’s design is enabling teams to order tasks in a workflow, and then provide a visual overview of that flow within a ticket. It helps Jira users track the myriad of dependencies between an issue’s tasks. Now available for download in the Atlassian Marketplace, we think you’ll enjoy the functionality of an app that integrates many of the features of a full project management tool, without all the fuss. And it’s right within your Jira!
Properties for Confluence Pricing Update
At Properties, we love the work we do and we deeply appreciate the trust our customers continue to put in us. In honouring this relationship, we wanted to communicate the need to implement a moderate increase in our pricing structure to support the continued, extensive features development of our app.
Quality Management Features In Properties for Confluence
With the modern-day workforce often being completely remote or a hybrid form of remote and in-office, quality management becomes more difficult. You can’t always pick up the phone or walk to someone’s desk. To be able to see “who did what and when” in Confluence, Properties now lets you view certain changes in the metadata so you don’t have to wait for that colleague from overseas to come online anymore.
Visualize Your Data in Confluence with Properties’ New Board View
Kanban boards are a great tool to help keep your processes streamlined and organized. If you’re using Confluence, you can now add Kanban boards to your wiki pages with the power of the new Properties Board View. Read on to find out more.