Agilistix Academy Delivery With Agility Leadership (AA-DWAL1)
  • Type Certification
  • Level Foundational
  • Time Hours
  • Cost Paid
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Agilistix Academy Delivery With Agility Leadership (AA-DWAL1)

Issued by Agilistix Academy

Create an outline Business Agility strategy that You can use immediately! This credential is earned by Learners who have demonstrated a foundational understanding of Delivery With Agility Leadership concepts. Learners have discovered how Delivery with Agility Leadership delivers an unfair commercial advantage in a rapidly-changing VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) world. Ideal for business Executives, Leaders, Managers, Project Managers, Agile Coaches, Scrum Masters

  • Type Certification
  • Level Foundational
  • Time Hours
  • Cost Paid
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Skills

Earning Criteria

  • There are no prerequisites for this credential.
  • The Learning Outcomes described below indicate that by the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • Describe the need for business agility in a VUCA world.
  • Explain the business case for the adoption of Lean Agile.
  • Explain why culture change is necessary for business agility.
  • Describe the difference in behaviour of a Lean Agile leader vs. a traditional leader.
  • Explain how a People-first culture nurtures Value-first outcomes.
  • Explain the importance of psychological safety within your organisation.
  • Explain the “How Can I Help” management style.
  • Explain the importance of a Delivery-focussed culture.
  • Describe the 5 basic principles of Lean Thinking.
  • Distinguish between Agile and Lean.
  • Explain why Lean Thinking and Agile mindset are a great blend.
  • Discuss how to empower self-managing teams.
  • Describe the blockers for Delivery With Agility.
  • Name the 8 Wastes of Lean.
  • Describe the advantages of a Lean Agile approach vs. a traditional / waterfall approach to value delivery.
  • Describe the implication of Agile practices on individuals, teams and businesses.

Standards

The Scrum Guide
The Scrum Guide is the definition of the Scrum Framework. It should be implemented as a whole, without omissions or changes to its core design.
The Agile Manifesto
The Agile Manifesto contains the Values and Principles for Agile Software Development.