Lean Agile Delivery

Lean Agile Delivery framework integrates action planning with execution to deliver improvement initiatives as well as running routine operations.

Lean Agile Certification Pathways:
Agile Foundation > Scrum Master
Agile Foundation > Process / Product Owner

 

 

What is Lean Agile Delivery?

Agile project management is an iterative approach to delivering a project throughout its life cycle. The benefit of iteration is that you can adjust as you go along rather than following a linear path.

Lean Agile Delivery evolves from Agile project management. It is an effective way of managing improvement initiatives and running routine day-to-day work.

At the core, Lean and Agile share the same central values and behaviours of collaboration, flexibility, trust and empowerment. Using Agile techniques can make the difference between an initiative which has a low chance of completion and one which will deliver results very quickly and continue to deliver results over time.

Organisations that are truly lean & agile have a strong competitive advantage because they respond very rapidly and in a highly disciplined manner to market demand instead of predicting the further.

Reasons to get Lean Agile Certifications

Lean Agile certification helps in validating a candidate has sufficient knowledge, understanding and application of the methodology, tools and practice. Getting a Lean Agile Certification requires individuals to have a certain level of experience and testify their proficiency.


 

Lean Agile Certifications:

 

LEAN AGILE FOUNDATION

Lean Agile Foundation program explores the techniques needed to run, and ensure the success, of Agile projects and supports you in real life applications of Lean & Agile working practices.

LEAN AGILE SCRUM MASTER

Lean Agile Scrum Master training provides the core skills and tools needed to support the team as moderator and coach in a Lean & Agile work environment.

LEAN AGILE PROCESS / PRODUCT OWNER

Lean Leader program transforms practitioners into experts who perform as change agents and program leaders to achieve specific Lean objectives.