Category Archives: Agile

Guide, Agile

A C-Level Guide to Agile at Scale with Jira

Posted on by Megan Keith
A C-Level Guide to Agile At Scale with Jira

Scaling Agile Is Hard. Misaligned Tools Make It Harder. Your teams are Agile. But is your system of record?  Most SAFe® transformations stall because the tooling doesn’t support the process. Jira becomes a bottleneck. PI planning lives in spreadsheets. Executives struggle to see how strategy connects to delivery.  This guide explores how to fix that.  […]

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Blog, Agile

Why SAFe® Implementations Fail Without Tool Alignment (and How to Get It Right)

Posted on by Megan Keith
SAFe® implementation tool alignment

Implementing the Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe®) is a major step forward for enterprises aiming to deliver value faster, align teams, and improve organizational agility. But let’s be honest—getting SAFe® to stick is hard. Not because the framework itself is flawed, but because most teams aren’t set up with the right tools to make it work.   […]

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Case Study, Agile

Healthcare Company Expands Agile Practices Across Platforms with SAFe® in a Box Solution

Posted on by Megan Keith
agile expands healthcare

The Challenge  A leading healthcare and genetics company set out to expand Agile practices across its platform teams using its existing Jira instance — but scaling Agile at the enterprise level surfaced challenges that quickly outgrew homegrown configurations and disconnected workflows.  The organization needed more than just training; they needed a structured, repeatable system that […]

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Blog, Agile

Why Scale Agile? Explore the Basics of Scaling Agile with SAFe Principles

Posted on by Vickie MacLean
Why Scale Agile - Successfully Scaling Agile with SAFe Principles

Scaling Agile for Real Results: A Customer-Centered Approach When organizations look to scale Agile, they usually aim to boost speed, improve quality, and create more value in the work they’re already doing. Sounds great, right? But the reality of scaling Agile can be trickier than it seems. It’s not uncommon to find companies that claim […]

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