Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) Explained Quick and Easy

An easy to grasp understanding of what SAFe really is and how it differs from SCRUM and Waterfall with as little jargon as possible

[programmemanager]

Great Angelo. But do you know that there is extreme similarities between Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) as well as Management of Portfolio (MoP) and SAFe? Also, did you know that PI Planning, which is supposed to be the MAGIC of SAFe, looks extremely similar to a Tranche in MSP? MSP and MOP have been around for many decades. SAFe is blessed with the fact that it's audience appear not to have in-depth understanding of other methodologies to recognise the extreme similarities. Also, water fall methodologies are perfect for non-agile projects, like building a hospital or a road. I still like your style of presentation and look forward to seeing more. Well done.

[paulhammond]

"Waterfall works fairly well most of the time"

*Clicks dislike button*

"...but it doesn't take into account things like... reality, and being human"

*Unclicks dislike button"

"Ok, I'm listening..."

[nemonemo]

Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) Explained Quick and Easy. You mean quickly unexplained.

[ggadguy]

Where does UX fit into this? I didn’t see this representation on that team graphic.

[techwriter]

The noisy rubbing of hands, the "and, um", um, and the audible gulps, of like, um, you know, the <smacking lips> (audible gulp of air) makes it, like, um not watchable.