VIDEOS

This page lists videos we have produced to offer guidance on the Lean-Agile mindset and support in achieving a long-term impact with product development. Videos complement our knowledge articles, and we use them frequently in our training.

The Kanban board is a straightforward and effective tool for comprehending your actual development flow.

The video explains a Feature Kanban, but the same principles apply to any Kanban. It is crucial to do the Kanban correctly; otherwise, it will not provide accurate and essential data that may drive improvement.

In addition to the Kanban concept, the video covers the basics of the content of a Product backlog.

A visual video description of different types of Product Backlog content and how the content supports multiple Agile teams working on the same Backlog.

The quality of a Product Backlog is crucial for organizations that want to accelerate teamwork.

The video shows alternatives for multiple Agile teams working on the same Backlog. The recommendation is to abandon activity-based planning to give Teams the proper prerequisites to accelerate their creative journey to accelerate the flow.

This video is about prioritizing a development flow.
Backlog quality means prioritizing items that customers are willing to pull.

Remember to prioritize risk, compliance, LCM delivery, regulatory requirements, and future business experiments alongside other features.

Flow-based backlog prioritization benefits all organizations, whether using waterfall or Agile. It focuses on “Why and Value” rather than “Who and How.”

Batch-size economics can be difficult to understand, but it is essential for anyone working to improve an organization’s efficiency. The concept is based on two types of costs: transaction and holding costs. However, we are after the total cost.

Donald Reinertsen, who represents the scientific view of Lean, has explained this concept in detail, and any change agent should understand how it works.

It has been widely acknowledged that the demographics of Sweden are changing, and the number of older people is expected to increase significantly in the near future. As a result, it will be a real challenge to meet the increasing need for care and support.

To address this issue, a significant change in the healthcare system has been underway for several years to provide “Good and Close Care.” However, it has been established that the transition is progressing too slowly. The healthcare system is complex, and implementing changes takes time.

Therefore, focusing on change management and acquiring the necessary skills to meet this challenge is essential. The video below describes the current conditions and suggests that a changed leadership approach is vital to rebuild basic structures and master the uncertainties that arise successfully.

Maybe you have just finished a SAFe training and wonder how you can remember the roles and artifacts on all levels. I hope this cheat sheet can support your studies to become a certified Product Owner/Product Manager.

You can find the next opportunity here: https://bddagile.com/safe-popm-course-event-remote/

Don’t forget that it’s a closed-book exam.

Good luck!