This highly interactive course has been designed to give you the ability to experience first-hand what it is like to be part of a Scrum team. Learn the "what, why, and how" of Scrum, and be equipped to return to your organization with the knowledge to begin applying the Scrum framework to achieve success.

Class attendees will participate in numerous exercises where they will encounter real-world challenges faced by Product Owners, and will learn techniques for responding to those challenges. You’ll leave this course with the knowledge to help your organization deliver higher ROI with higher quality.

Learn the whats, whys, and hows of Agile project management through a mix of discussion and hands-on activities. This course covers material listed in the PMI-ACPSM Examination Content Outline, and may be used to satisfy the 21 contact hours of Agile Project Management education required for initial certification.

This is a solution for Managers, Directors or VPs who are ready to move to agile and or Lean and Kanban but want to make their first step the right step. After an onsite assessment, your coach will provide you with an Agile Adoption Roadmap outlining your organization’s readiness for agile, the commitments you must be willing to make, and the actions you must take to ensure the program’s success.

From the history of agile and the fundamentals of strategic planning, through story writing, execution and delivery, the Bootcamp has been designed to take teams through the complete cycle of a typical agile development project.

This interactive course introduces attendees to the key concepts of kanban and how to apply them in agile teams. The course kicks off with a brief overview and proceeds immediately into an interactive exercise that drives homes the benefits of lean and kanban.

Join VersionOne for a four hour concise Agile for Executives Workshop. You will learn how to transition to agile management practices, enable an agile culture and lead your team through a successful agile adoption.

Learn the fundamental principles involved in collecting, decomposing, writing and organizing agile stories in this two day immersive workshop. Participants will leave the workshop with a step-by-step agile reference guide, including in-depth instructions for story writing, as well as the knowledge to help ensure the success of your projects.

This is a hands-on workshop that will involve programming and testing real code. You will leave this workshop with a thorough understanding of the agile approach to software development, including Pair Programming, Test Driven Development, Automated Acceptance Testing, Refactoring, and Continuous Integration.

Stories, acceptance criteria, and prioritization are the fuel that drives development on Agile project. These activities may be traditionally associates with business analysts, but are skills the team needs to acquire. Fully compliant with the Agile Extension to the BABOK®, this course provides a hands-on learning experience for those new to Agile, and tips and techniques for experts.

Start off by focusing on what TDD is, what it is not, and most importantly why we would want to develop in such a manner. Working from that foundation, this course will introduce test driven practices, refactoring, code metrics and strategies for working with legacy code.

Learn what it means to be a tester on an agile team and how to implement continuous testing. You will leave the workshop with a step-by-step agile reference guide including in-depth instructions for agile testing as well as the knowledge to help ensure the success of your releases.

This play based workshop will move a collection of individuals towards what we can call a Real Team: One that will exhibit characteristics such as nurturing ideas, being alert and flexible, sharing ideas transparently, being self-motivated and one that comprises individuals who mesh together.

This Agile eLearning series is your fast track to becoming an agile ninja. Learn the how and why of agile in a collaborative environment, designed to keep you engaged. Topics include story writing, estimation, release and sprint planning and metrics.