Introduction

Managing Agile Teams in Large Enterprises is a comprehensive 5-day course designed to equip managers and team leaders with the skills required to effectively implement and manage agile methodologies within large organizations. This course will address the unique challenges faced by larger teams and provide participants with practical tools and strategies for successful agile adoption and management.

Objectives

• Understand the principles of Agile and how they apply in large enterprise settings.
• Learn the best practices for scaling Agile frameworks across multiple teams.
• Develop skills to manage cross-functional teams effectively.
• Recognize and navigate the challenges of cultural and organizational change.
• Implement tools and techniques to sustain Agile practices enterprise-wide.

Course Outlines

Day 1: Introduction to Agile in Large Enterprises

• Overview of Agile Methodologies
• Benefits of Agile in Large Enterprises
• Agile vs. Traditional Project Management
• Key Roles in Agile Teams
• Understanding Agile Frameworks: Scrum, Kanban, and SAFe

Day 2: Scaling Agile Across Large Teams

• Introduction to Scaling Agile Frameworks
• SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) in Depth
• Managing Dependencies and Interactions
• Role of Agile Release Trains
• Case Studies of Successful Scaling

Day 3: Managing Cross-functional Agile Teams

• Building and Leading Cross-functional Teams
• Facilitation and Communication Techniques
• Conflict Resolution and Management
• Motivating Large Agile Teams
• Aligning Teams with Organizational Goals

Day 4: Navigating Organizational and Cultural Change

• Identifying Organizational Barriers to Agile
• Strategies for Leading Change
• Promoting an Agile Culture
• Training and Coaching for Agile Team Members
• Measuring Success: KPIs and Metrics

Day 5: Tools and Techniques for Sustaining Agile Practices

• Overview of Agile Tools and Software
• Continuous Improvement Practices
• Retrospectives and Feedback Loops
• Ensuring Long-term Agile Sustainability
• Developing a Roadmap for Future Agile Transitions