2-Day course
 
Why Scrum@Scale?
Scrum@Scale is not a cookie cutter, one-size fits all solution that your organization is force fit into. It is an adaptable framework that allows systems and processes to grow organically based on the unique conditions your organization has and the unique challenges it faces. Scrum@Scale provides the structure, your teams provide the context, together they make way for collaboration, innovation and acceleration across any sized organization or initiative.
Why Should Employees Become Scrum@Scale Practitioners?
The Scrum@Scale® course teaches the responsibilities of the Product Owner, individual Scrum teams, and enterprise leadership in a variety of large-scale contexts. Students who complete Registered Scrum At Scale Practitioner training comprised of at least 14 hours of live instruction time covering all Learning Objectives with a Scrum@Scale Trainer are eligible to take the credentialing exam and earn their Registered Scrum@Scale Practitioner credential.
 
Overcome the challenges of cross-team dependencies with an emphasis on prioritization at the enterprise level
Refactor organization to meet changing market demands
Deliver working product on a regular cadence
Facilitate cross-team collaboration and release planning with one to many teams across any sized initiative
Develop a transformation backlog to scale organizational reach and impact
Measure and improve key metrics for Enterprise agility
Deliver twice the business value at half the cost
Who Should Take a Scrum@Scale Practitioner Course?
The Scrum@Scale® course teaches the responsibilities of the Product Owner, individual Scrum teams, and enterprise leadership in a variety of large-scale contexts.
 This course is for anyone interested in how Scrum can be used to reform organizations to deliver twice the value in half the time.
  This course will help leaders and employees to become agile change agents at scale.
 This course will help managers start Agile transformations.
 This course will help managers lead and empower Scrum teams.