Followup to today's Lean Coffee discussion of SAFe....

[Dan Mason]

FYI this review of SAFe & SAFe consultant training (by Peter Saddington)  is balanced, informative and seems to hit a lot of the the points we discussed around certification and implementation. It's pretty cool to get some practical insight into the training process. 

Enjoy at your leisure....

http://bit.ly/1lRjlAe

Cheers

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[Jim Benson]

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[Dan Mason]

Haha! Nice one Jim...trying to keep an open mind until my opinions are validated :)  thus did not include certain other reviews which might taint the jury pool.

I think a lot of folks are just trying to decide what to do with this thing - back it, blast it, ignore it, or just game it.

[Ari Brown]

I've been looking into SAFe a lot - part of me says it's great because the answer to "how to I scale Agile" is "it's hard".  Another part of me says "this is confusing and complicated, which I didn't need a system to tell me".  Sad I missed this discussion!