How Can We Salvage PI Planning? Presented by Ken Clyne
How Can We Salvage PI Planning? Presented by Ken Clyne
Agile teams of teams have long benefited from coming together roughly every quarter and aligning on expected outcomes. Renamed PI Planning, Scaled Agile made this practice the cornerstone of their SAFe framework.
Now, with the huge popularity of SAFe, we are witnessing many struggling with PI Planning. Old habits are creeping in that the signatories of the Agile Manifesto railed against in 2001.
If PI Planning fails, will people lose faith in SAFe and Agile? Can we fix PI Planning and enhance our agile process instead?
Ken Clyne’s Insights On PI Planning:
- Determining if you are a good fit
- Key outcomes from a successful event
- Common pitfalls
- Practical tips for how to succeed
- If you’re considering discarding PI Planning, what you should salvage.
Ken Clyne’s experience with PI Planning predates the term. He has been observing and coaching this popular practice for years. Sometimes, this practice has faced criticism. Now, he is sharing his thoughts and advice on these important aspects.
His insights help teams navigate the complexities of PI Planning. They provide a guide for keeping the benefits of this strategy while addressing current challenges.
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Ken is a trusted advisor to top companies helping them improve their development capability.
Ken helps leaders and teams at all levels keep up with the fast-changing business world by coaching and giving advice.
Ken has helped many people by focusing on building trust and openness. He has improved transparency, innovation, and created a more empowering work environment. Ken is skilled at building and leading coaching teams to support large-scale enterprise transformation.
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