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The world of software development is fast-paced and results-driven. Learn what SAFe is and get helpful information on migrating your growing team to SAFe.

Program Increment (PI) Planning is the heartbeat of the Agile Release Train. Learn how to manage Program Increment Planning with a multi-locational team.

Essential SAFe® is a lightweight but comprehensive version of SAFe® that will still ensure sustainable success. Learn the essential elements of any SAFe® system.

The most effective software development teams utilize collaboration and other Agile best practices. Learn more about Agile best practices for more effective teams.

See how project portfolio management process is the key to success in prioritization, resource allocation, budgeting, scheduling, and other project components.

Why is process improvement important? Learn how an organization can easily fall behind in the market if is not continuously improving the way it performs processes.

There are many advantages of the Agile method in project planning over more traditional methods of project management. Learn more about project planning in Agile.

Project management requires keeping everyone accountable to a single goal. See why one of the best approaches for large, complex projects is work breakdown structure.

See how the SAFe framework helps businesses address the challenges of developing and delivering enterprise-class software and systems in the shortest lead time.

Learn more about the Scrum Master and their role in assisting their team in following the rules, practices, and values of Scrum.

Scrum, a Lean / Agile approach, assumes change is inevitable. Learn Scrum best practices for teams, its origins, and how teams use it to develop products.

Ninety-seven percent of organizations believe project management is critical to business success. See how to use Kanban for project management.

Learn about Inspect and Adapt in SAFe, a significant event where the development team demonstrates and evaluates the state of a software product in development.

See how the 5 Whys of Lean help teams move past blame, think beyond the specific context of a problem, and identify a sustainable solution to resolve the issue.