Agile Project Management: Continuous Improvement
1h 15mGeneral2024-03-14
Authors

David Pultorak
Veteran IT Management Consultant and Founder of Pultorak & Associates
Course details
Continuous improvement is a core principle of agile project management. A team that prioritizes continuous improvement will deliver better products, complete projects more quickly, work more efficiently, and create a culture of learning and collaboration. In this course, learn how to apply continuous improvement to your team’s practices—helping you deliver better results by adapting to change, reducing waste, and fostering a culture of learning. Instructor David Pultorak helps you understand the five disciplines of agile continuous improvement, identify areas for improvement, how to implement improvements on your team, and how to enable continuous improvement in your team or organization.
Learning objectives
Understand the five disciplines of agile continuous improvement
Identify areas for improvement
Implement improvements on your team
Enable continuous improvement in your team or organization
Learning objectives
Understand the five disciplines of agile continuous improvement
Identify areas for improvement
Implement improvements on your team
Enable continuous improvement in your team or organization
Skills covered
Agile Project ManagementOperations ManagementProject ManagementBusiness Analysis and StrategyOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Stand apart with agile continuous improvement know-how
1. Key Concepts of Agile Continuous Improvement
- 02 - What is agile continuous improvement
- 03 - How does continuous improvement fit in the agile workflow
2. The Five Disciplines of Agile Continuous Improvement
- 04 - Why learn the agile continuous improvement disciplines
- 05 - Listen, learn, iterate, and innovate
- 06 - Improvements that preempt work from entering the system
- 07 - Improvements that shift-left work to self-service
- 08 - Improvements that lean-up value streams
- 09 - Improvements that build capability into muscle memory
3. Identifying Improvements
- 10 - Gaining insight into what could be improved
- 11 - Continuous monitoring and assessment
- 12 - Force field analysis
- 13 - Best practices for identifying improvements
4. Selecting Improvements
- 14 - Balancing improvement across types
- 15 - Selecting improvements for the sprint to optimize outcomes
5. Making Improvements
- 16 - Why improve in sprints
- 17 - Collaborating to carry out improvements
- 18 - Making progress
- 19 - Ensuring learning
6. Enabling Agile Continuous Improvement
- 20 - Why understand the roles people have in making improvements
- 21 - Organizational leaders and managers
- 22 - Project leaders and project managers
- 23 - Individual contributors
- 24 - The continuous improvement team
- 25 - The role of technology
- 26 - Agreements, artifacts, and rituals
Conclusion
- 27 - Take the next step in your agile improvement journey
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