AgileScrum Foundation Online Training- 2 Days

In recent years, one of the most significant developments in project management has been the rise of Agile frameworks, particularly in software development. The primary driver behind this shift is the need for the consistent delivery of high-priority requests. Among these frameworks, Scrum is the most widely adopted practice in Agile project management. This methodology employs short time-boxes, such as sprints (or iterations), allowing customers to see tangible and objective progress on a product. This approach is gaining popularity and is now being applied in various other fields.

This course explores the benefits and practices of Agile frameworks in general, with a particular focus on Scrum. It covers how to work effectively with Agile to meet customer objectives, including Scrum practices related to cross-functional and self-managed teams, and the production of a working deliverable at the end of each iteration or sprint.

Primary:

• Professionals working (or starting to work) in Agile environments
• Project managers
• Software developers

Secondary:

• IT Service Management professionals
• Business managers
• Professionals interested in IT and Project Management developments

By the end of the course, you will understand:

• The concepts of Agile and Scrum
• Scrum practices
• Scrum planning
• Advanced Scrum concepts for managing large and/or complex projects
• Monitoring Scrum projects

Participants will be able to apply the following in practice:

• Customer satisfaction: Agile Scrum accommodates changing customer requirements. Its flexible approach allows for the incorporation of new demands and features without disrupting the project flow or affecting team morale.
• Transparency: Agile Scrum principles emphasize active involvement from users and/or product owners. Progress, status, and changes are always visible, ensuring clear expectations and effective management.
• High Quality & Low Risk: Integrated testing throughout the project helps identify and address quality issues early on. Sprints conclude with a review, allowing the team to reflect on the previous sprint and discuss improvements for the next one, ensuring adjustments align with client wishes.

• PRINCE2 Foundation
• Agile Project Management Foundation

• None

Participants will receive a course manual with presentation slides and reference materials.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Online, London, United Kingdom