ProAgility.Training
Professional training for Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches and Practitioners
| Course | Dates | Format | Timings | Location | Price | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Applied Metrics for Predictability | Oct 22-24 | Online | 2pm - 6pm | GMT+1, UK | $1395 | BOOK NOW |
| Applying Scaled Portfolio Kanban | Nov 19-21 | Online | 2pm - 6pm | GMT, UK | $1500 | BOOK NOW |
| Agile Work Slicing | Jan 15,16, 2025 | Online | 2pm - 6pm | GMT+1, UK | $1095 | BOOK NOW |
| Training from the BACK of the Room! | Mar 24-25, 2025 | InPerson | 9:30am - 5:30pm | London, UK | £850 | BOOK NOW |
| Accelerating Product Value | Apr 22-24, 2025 | Online | 2pm - 6pm | GMT, UK | $1395 | BOOK NOW |
Private Training
Whether online or at your offices, we can source and provide industry leading training that makes a real difference to your people and process.Booking a private class can provide many benefits:
>>> More cost effective
>>> Greater flexibility in scheduling
>>> Ease any confidentiality or security concerns
>>> Tailored content
>>> Improve team cohesion and collaboration
Applying Professional Kanban
Kanban gives you a clear set of practices that don’t get in the way of your ability to continuously deliver but provide enough structure to keep everyone aligned and focused. This course will give you an in-depth intro to improving your team’s effectiveness by applying Kanban flow principles.
Applying Metrics for Predictability
Learn the key metrics that are necessary for accurate forecasting, better decision making and understanding risk. This course is ideal for anyone who works with products, software or services and is interested in how to improve the overall predictability and efficiency of their current practices.
Applying Flow Metrics for Scrum
In this course, you will learn how to leverage four simple data points to help your Scrum Team break the cycle of endless status and move towards informed decisions, accurate planning, and actionable improvements. Work In Progress (WIP), Cycle Time, Throughput and Work Item Age.
Applying Scaled Portfolio Kanban
This class will help you set up a Kanban system that helps your organization continuously inspect and adapt the value delivery process. You will gain greater visibility into what team(s) across the organization are working on and what is in the way of getting value delivered.
Accelerating Product Value
Learn how to apply Kanban practices that enhance the quality & predictability of product delivery. By understanding & applying core principles such as visualization, work-in-progress limits, workflow management & pull systems.
You will be equipped to optimise the product process from ideation to delivery.
Agile Work Slicing
Agile Work Slicing is an interactive workshop that covers the benefits and strategies of right-sizing work items at all levels, including the feature/epic and story levels.
We explore how sizing items appropriately can be the most effective strategy for improving flow and predictability.
Learning Resources
The Kanban Guide
Drunk Agile Podcast
Flow Metrics for Scrum Teams
The Kanban Pocket Guide
Blog
Interesting topics and insights
Flow Metrics in Action
An Introduction Flow Metrics for Scrum Teams
Want to see how Flow Metrics can benefit Scrum Teams! Watch Professional Scrum & Kanban Trainer Andy Hiles introduce Flow Metrics, talk about how they can supercharge Scrum teams and show you through a series of activities and how they can make a real difference!
Supercharge Your Scrum with Flow Metrics
How Flow Metrics can help make you more predictable and productive by applying 4 simple key metrics to your workflow.
Is your team answering the same three questions at the Daily Scrum but not seeing any work move? Are you overcommitting to every sprint and stuck with endless carry-over? Do your retrospectives feel like the same conversations with little impact?Then your Scrum Team needs Flow Metrics!Applying Flow Metrics for Scrum will teach you not only how to identify how much work to plan but also how to accurately forecast when individual work will be done in a Scrum Team’s context. Predict delivery, deliver on time.The four key metrics to measure and track Flow are:
> WIP: The number of PBIs started but not finished.
> Cycle Time: The amount of elapsed time between when a work item started and when a work item finished.
> Work Item Age: The amount of elapsed time between when a work item started and the current time.
> Throughput: The number of PBIs finished per unit of time. Note the measurement of throughput is the exact count of PBIs.