LeSS 101: an introduction to agile scaling framework, Large Scale Scrum (LeSS)

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  • Looking to scale agile in your organization with a heavy focus on scrum?
    Join me in this video as I introduce you to agile scaling framework Large Scale Scrum (LeSS).
    LeSS is important especially as it encourages:
    - whole product instead of “my part.” Take holistic approach, Systems approach and optimize the whole. Local optimization alone would not help!
    - Global and “end-to-end” product
    ==Abbreviations used
    PBR = Product Backlog Refinement
    mPBR = Master PBR
    PO = Product Owner
    aPO = Area Product Owner
    tRT = Team (Sprint) Retrospective
    tRV = Team (Sprint) Review
    oRT = Overall Retrospective
    oRV = Overall Review
    SP1 = Sprint Planning 1
    SP2 = Sprint Planning 2
    FT = Feature Team
    CT = Component Team
    ===One simple disclaimer..
    I am using several abbreviations in this video that are not official terms used by LeSS framework
    I am using these new abbreviations to make it easy for you to understand and visualize the concepts.
    We also have limited space for the whiteboard to fit in all my awesome illustrations! And abbreviations help us conserve that valuable space
    Once again, this is not official explanation of LeSS framework. This is just a quick fly by.
    For exact details, visit their website less.works
    ==Useful links:
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    less.works/
    Area Product Owner
    less.works/les...
    Alphabet Soup
    gum.co/alphabe...
    ==Books:
    Large-Scale Scrum: More with LeSS
    amzn.to/2STMWli
    Scaling Lean & Agile Development: Thinking and Organizational Tools for Large-Scale Scrum
    amzn.to/2STNCHm
    ==Certification workshops to consider
    www.nimeshsoni...
    Advanced CSM (A-CSM)
    nimeshsoni.com/...
    ==Other Videos:
    When is a Story Done?
    • When is a Story Done? ...
    Agile Coaching Toolbox
    • What is in your Agile ... ​
    Coaching Agile Teams - Backlog Refinement / Part 1: An Overview
    • Coaching Agile Teams -...
    ==Follow Me:
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    Patreon: / agileyoda​
    ==About Nimesh:
    Nimesh is a Coach, Mentor, Trainer, Author, and an Enterprise Transformation Consultant mentoring organizations in transition to value-driven approaches.
    He has been a key architect of transformation at various organizations including several of the Fortune 500 companies.
    Taking pragmatic approach towards transformation at organizations, he often mixes his agile expertise with a common sense approach while making it visual with illustrations and drawing so that it creates lasting impact.
    Nimesh is an ICAgile authorized instructor and also a Certified Enterprise Coach (CEC/CSC) from Scrum Alliance. Nimesh also teaches ICAgile Team Facilitation (ICP-ATF), ICAgile Coaching Certification (ICP-ACC), ICAgile Business Agility foundations (ICP-BAF), and Advanced Scrum Master (A-CSM) certification workshops.
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  • @SeyiAkinwumi
    @SeyiAkinwumi 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thanks for this video, do you have more videos on LeSS? I’d like to watch.

  • @nicholasdumas2862
    @nicholasdumas2862 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    What is a good project management software that supports a large scale scrum? (alternatives to Jira)

    • @AgileCoachingToolbox
      @AgileCoachingToolbox  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I would recommend Version One as a 'true' ALM tool. Jira is not an ALM, though it 'pretends' to be!
      ALM=Agile Lifecycle Management

  • @paulameh1644
    @paulameh1644 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    This was a great overview.. thank you

    • @AgileCoachingToolbox
      @AgileCoachingToolbox  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Thanks for the note Paul. Happy to share my knowledge with you and the community.
      Please do not hesitate to reach out if I can be of any further help.

  • @srsahoogoogle
    @srsahoogoogle ปีที่แล้ว

    Nice overview

    • @AgileCoachingToolbox
      @AgileCoachingToolbox  ปีที่แล้ว

      Thank you for your comment and kind words about the introduction video - it means a lot to us!

  • @suthar.dwarika
    @suthar.dwarika ปีที่แล้ว

    Nice Explaination..👍

    • @AgileCoachingToolbox
      @AgileCoachingToolbox  ปีที่แล้ว

      Thank you. I am glad you liked my style of explaining.
      There are many more useful videos here on this channel. Keep watching my friend! 😃
      Have you looked at the Backlog Refinement videos?