Exploring SAFe 6.0 | A Comprehensive Review.

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  • čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
  • In this video you will get an independent walkthrough of SAFe v6.0. You'll learn all about the incredible release of SAFe 6.0. What's great, what's not so great, aspects that I love about it and other things I'm not so thrilled about.
    Video Timings
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:10 - SAFe 6.0 Huge Updates Overview.
    01:52 - Scaled Agile History.
    02:20 - What is SAFe ?
    04:23 - A review of the Big Picture Changes.
    05:16 - Shifting Continuous Learning Culture to Foundation.
    05:58 - Team, ART, Solution Train and Portfolio Flow.
    06:38 - SAFe 6.0 Role Changes and Updates (Quick Overview).
    07:50 - Business Agility Value Stream.
    08:23 - Left off Measure & Grow off Essential SAFe Configuration.
    09:00 - Core Values Changed !
    11:22 - Losing the House of Lean.
    12:35 - Principle 6 Changed.
    15:16 - Core Competencies Updates.
    06:06 - SAFe 6.0 Business and Technology Roles and shift in terminology.
    17:17 - SAFe Role Responsibility Wheels and Key Collaborations.
    18:30 - Big Data, AI and Cloud within SAFe 6.0
    21:54 - Spanning Panel, OKRs and Measure & Grow.
    22:47 - SAFe 6.0 Terminology Changes.
    24:54 - SAFe 6.0 Summary.
    27:36 - SAFe Certified Training to Subscribers.
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Komentáře • 23

  • @alan27uk1
    @alan27uk1 Před 6 dny

    Thanks for making this fun to watch!

  • @jakobsperk2298
    @jakobsperk2298 Před 9 měsíci +3

    As a former SPC 5.1 and trainer my compliments on the great video! It's always nice to see motivated colleagues (working in knowledge transfer) at work!

  • @vickihartman8808
    @vickihartman8808 Před 26 dny +2

    Thanks for the comprehensive review! I enjoyed your sense of humor!

  • @kumaran24480
    @kumaran24480 Před 7 měsíci +3

    T - Transparency
    A - Alignment
    R - Relentless Improvement (Includes quality)
    R - Respect for people

    • @AmithMakkuva
      @AmithMakkuva Před 3 měsíci

      I would go with ARRT (kind of sounds like ART) 🤔

    • @SAFeintheRealWorld
      @SAFeintheRealWorld  Před 3 měsíci

      Great stuff, really like that

    • @larsmodig7855
      @larsmodig7855 Před měsícem

      Respect for people couldn't that be seen as "Friendliness", based on that you can figure out the acronyms by your self...

  • @AirKevlon32
    @AirKevlon32 Před 11 měsíci +5

    I think the new core value of "Respect for People" is a good addition, since this is one area I think these days we are struggling with (as a society). I quite like the pentagon idea of yours too.

    • @SAFeintheRealWorld
      @SAFeintheRealWorld  Před 10 měsíci +1

      Hi AirKevlon, I think you do make a valid point, thanks for sharing.

    • @hefeibao
      @hefeibao Před 10 měsíci +1

      Agree. Program Execution I think matters more towards immature organizations, but Respect for People matters to everyone equally. As noted in the video, Program Execution is implied already...

  • @alaham2590
    @alaham2590 Před 8 měsíci +1

    that's a nice video sir

  • @praballunavat5651
    @praballunavat5651 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Simply brilliant summary for my ears as SPC. I applaud your preparedness.

  • @hefeibao
    @hefeibao Před 10 měsíci +2

    Wow, what a dense amount of information explained clearly and concisely. Very well organized and you make this very accessible even for people who are aware of SAFe but may not have been practicing it directly. Well done!

  • @SaffireAnimation
    @SaffireAnimation Před 10 měsíci +1

    If application A follows SAFe PI planning and application B follows waterfall. How should a Safe Product Manager work to get the delivery of both applications in same iteration release?

    • @hefeibao
      @hefeibao Před 10 měsíci +1

      They are not really out of alignment. Scrum is simply rapid integration waterfall when you think about it. It's a matter of defining the dependencies and releases. Scrum, waterfall, etc. are execution models. What you care about as the PM is what gets delivered when, in what sequence, to ensure there are no missed dependencies.

  • @nishantingale3180
    @nishantingale3180 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Core values acronym TARR

  • @markcorrigan293
    @markcorrigan293 Před měsícem

    I suspect SAFe is a money making game hiding inside the chameleon skin of change and improvement. Bottom line. The engine underneath SAFe is Scrum. Scrum takes User Stories and ensures that these are built in sprint. But does it? Unless tightly managed (Approved by PO Demo Deck + ability to get value out into live via DevOps / ITIL). All the stuff above this in SAFe, if the focus is on SAFe means that SAFe can make Scrum (Agile) unsafe.

    • @SAFeintheRealWorld
      @SAFeintheRealWorld  Před 21 dnem

      Of course, SAFe is a for profit business. I suppose the question is whether you find any of the patterns, principles and guidance useful in reality, as most information is available for free. Thanks for sharing 😀.