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A single backlog of work shared by many people focuses and aligns their work towards the most important work items. In SAFe, an ART Backlog of Features is used to align the work of multiple teams in the ART to the most important work items. However there are many pitfalls that must be avoided when writing Features for the ART backlog. Bad Features will result in poor work throughput, unaligned and disempowered teams. In this webinar we describe some of the strategies you can follow when writing Features to encourage agility as well as improve productivity.

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A single backlog of work shared by many people focuses and aligns their work towards the most important work items. In SAFe, an ART Backlog of Features is used to align the work of multiple teams in the ART to the most important work items. However there are many pitfalls that must be avoided when writing Features for the ART backlog. Bad Features will result in poor work throughput, unaligned and disempowered teams. In this webinar we describe some of the strategies you can follow when writing Features to encourage agility as well as improve productivity.

Image showing one of the aspects discussed in the Webinar: Writing Better Epics in SAFe; Outcomes / Indicators

This page provides a summary and recap of the Webinar: Writing Better Epics in SAFe, that took place on the 11th July 2024. It contains a video replay for anyone who missed it plus a transcription of the voice-over for detailed study. We hope you find it useful.

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We are leading an industry initiative to reframe the understanding and application of use cases and are looking to expand our network of training partners.

How do Epics get work done? How do they get work done in a manner that respects the Lean/Agile Principles and Values rather than replicating the old processes.

Considering Epic Approval

What should you be considering when approving Epics? The Epic needs to be considered within the context of the Portfolio rather than in isolation. What is that wider portfolio context?

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Free Scaled Agile Framework® Webinar Series! We’re excited to announce a new, completely free upcoming webinar series to help guide you on writing better Epics, Features, and User Stories in SAFe...

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A brief unifying paper to align the ideas within the two main industry use-case approaches. The paper acts as a foundation to reframe Use-Case modelling to support modern product development.

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