Keep your ART on the tracks during the PI.
Once the objectives have been set for your PI, what comes next? What are the essential behaviours to keep your PI objectives on track.
Join Caitlin Mackie, Marketing Coordinator at Easy Agile and Joe Vallone, Principal Consultant, SPCT & SAFe Fellow at Scaled Agile for this jam packed webinar. Joe shares advice for managing a successful PI. Including coaching critical events and roles, identifying and course-correcting any red flags, and communicating progress of the Agile Release Train to a broader stakeholder audience.
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Your quarterly planning accelerator bootcamp
Join us for an engaging and practical 30-minute webinar, Your Quarterly Planning Accelerator, where we’ll dive into strategies and tools that can transform your team’s quarterly planning process.
Our expert speakers Teagan Harbridge (Easy Agile) and Aslam Cader (Valiantys) will share expert insights on:
1. Enhancing visibility across projects
2. Creating and maintaining cross-team coordination
3. How to make better decisions, faster
4. Practical implementation and support for better planning
Whether you’re an experienced release train engineer seeking the extra 1% or a beginner looking to establish your best practice, this webinar is full of practical tips designed to help you succeed.
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Essentials of User Story Mapping with Easy Agile CEO, Nick Muldoon:
Easy Agile Co-Founder and Co-CEO Nick Muldoon walks through the essentials of User Story Mapping.
Nick talks about his experiences running Story Mapping sessions at Twitter. As well as covering:
- Why story mapping?
- How to run a story mapping session?
- What are the benefits?
You might be interested in our Ultimate Guide to User Story Mapping
If you're short on time, use the chapter markers to reach specific content.
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Eliminate your flat backlog with Easy Agile User Story Maps
We’ve all experienced the dreaded flat backlog. Thousands of issues, captured over years or decades.
All these business requirements and bright ideas pile up to form an impressive wall of ‘everything we didn’t do’.
It’s incoherent, depressing and has no sense of being customer-focused.
So why do we keep them? There’s a better way.
Sean will explain how user story mapping can be used to create a customer-focused view of prioritized work.
A user story map creates a 3D view of customer touch points and gives the team better clarity into what they are trying to achieve and which persona they are seeking to serve.
Take control of your backlog
Easy Agile User Story Maps