Business

Teams that embrace an agile mindset are often better able to respond to customer feedback and shifting business needs—and have a bit more fun in the process. Interested in bringing the principles of agile to your team? This course can help. Join Doug Rose as he steps through the fundamental concepts you need to know to start thinking like an agile team. Doug goes over the values and principles covered in the agile manifesto, as well as how to enhance communication with user stories and cross-functional teams. Discover how to respond to change the agile way, explore popular agile frameworks, and learn about the common roles on an agile team. Along the way, Doug provides you with some exercises that can help boost your team's agility and productivity.

Eligible for Certificate from IIBA, NASBA, and PMI

Customer needs change every day. We need our products to keep up. Take an agile approach to requirements analysis: Learn the mindset and techniques necessary to discover requirements for an agile project and succeed in the business analyst (BA) role. Angela Wick reviews the 12 agile principles from a BA's perspective, introduces backlog management techniques, and discusses techniques such as product decomposition, user stories and story maps, which help BAs deliver products that truly delight customers. Plus, find out what concepts such as "minimum viable product" and "value stream" mean to people in the BA role.
Eligible for Certificate from IIBA, NASBA, and PMI

​​The agile mindset is an exciting way to quickly deliver higher-quality products. This course helps you compare the strengths and weaknesses of several top agile software tools. These include Microsoft Excel, Atlassian JIRA, Trello, Microsoft Azure DevOps, and AI-powered tools like Llama. The course highlights the advantages of simple tools like spreadsheets and more complex product management packages. This course helps project managers, software developers, agile coaches and other professionals determine which tool is the best fit for their team. Agile expert Doug Rose provides a fast-paced tour and an unvarnished look at what some of the tools get right and what some get wrong. Doug concludes each section with suggested strategies for selecting the right tool for your team—always remembering that no tool should ever overshadow the core values of the agile manifesto.
Eligible for certificate from NASBA

Boost your project leadership with Agile methodologies in this course by Certified Agile Coach Dylan Jensen. Learn the essence of Agile for improved efficiency, team empowerment for decision-making, and strategies for product and communication transformation. Dylan shares insights into Agile principles, work breakdown, and implementation tools to confidently manage agile projects and drive organizational success. After completing this course, you'll be ready to leverage agile methods for project success.
Eligible for Certificate from NASBA and PMI

Boost your project leadership with Agile methodologies in this course by Certified Agile Coach Dylan Jensen. Learn the essence of Agile for improved efficiency, team empowerment for decision-making, and strategies for product and communication transformation. Dylan shares insights into Agile principles, work breakdown, and implementation tools to confidently manage agile projects and drive organizational success. After completing this course, you'll be ready to leverage agile methods for project success.
Eligible for Certificate from NASBA and PMI

This chapter will first discuss the historical background of agile project frameworks and methods, and their key principles. Then, it will describe the factors to consider when adopting an agile approach, identify the elements of an agile environment, and elaborate on the most common agile methods and scaling frameworks. Finally, this chapter will address the recent trends in agile project management according to the 15th State of Agile Report[1].