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Context Matters in SAFe

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Em Campbell-Pretty November 05, 2014
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At Agile Australia this year I took some time out to talk with Craig Smith, Tony Ponton and Renee Troughton from The Agile Revolution about the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and Impact Mapping.
 
You can read a summary of the discussion and listen to the podcast here: Context Matters in SAFe with Em Campbell-Pretty
Tags: Agile Release Train, Agile Transformation, Book Club, Continuous Improvement, EDW Release Train, Impact Mapping, Inspect & Adapt, Leadership, Lean, SAFe, Scaled Agile Framework, Scaling Agile

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