Unlock Your Agile Project Management Potential with our Agile Project Management Practitioner Workshop!
Are you ready to take your project management skills to the next level? Look no further than our Agile Project Management Practitioner Workshop, right here in Malaysia. In this engaging 2-day course, designed for professionals at all competency levels, we dive deep into the world of agile project management, equipping you with the tools and knowledge you need to thrive in today’s fast-paced project-focused environment.
What You'll Gain
Our workshop covers essential topics, from roles and responsibilities in agile project management to effective communication, requirements, risk management, and more. We believe in hands-on, interactive learning, leveraging your personal and professional experiences to make the content come alive.
Advanced Agile Expertise
Our workshop helps you develop a profound understanding of agile principles and their practical application, ensuring successful project outcomes.
Tailored Management Styles
Learn how to adapt your management approach for agile projects, fostering trust, collaboration, and transparency between stakeholders.
Accelerated Results
Discover how to improve time-to-market and project success rates by actively involving stakeholders, encouraging feedback, and implementing effective controls.
Don’t miss this opportunity to become an agile project management practitioner.
Join us for a transformative learning experience that will empower you to excel in today’s dynamic business landscape.
Course Details
Duration: 2 days; Instructor-led
Audience
This Agile Project Management qualification aims to address the needs of those working in a project-focused environment who want to be agile. It is useful to all candidates and competency levels ranging from highly experience project managers to those new to the industry.
Prerequisites
AgilePM® Foundation Certification; or DSDM Atern Foundation Certificate; or DSDM Advanced Practitioner.
Methodology
This course is highly interactive and uses diverse teaching methods (lectures, self-assessments, group discussions, activities, and videos) to accommodate different learning styles This training will also leverage on participant’s personal life and work experiences.
Course Objectives
Following the completion of the course delegates will be able to:
- Develop a more advanced, applied level of knowledge to gain an understanding of agile and ability to apply relevant project management methods, leading to successful agile projects.
- Clarify different management styles needed for successful agile projects compared to traditional projects and be able to tailor these to the situation.
- Actively promote trust and close co-operation between the business and developers and gives the business ongoing visibility into what is happening.
- Combine knowledge of more traditional management methodologies with agile to better adapt to a changing business environment.
- Improve time-to-market and project success rates while simultaneously accelerating results by encouraging stakeholder involvement, feedback and effective controls.
Outlines
Module 1: Roles and Responsibilities – the PM view
- DSDM team module explained
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Project Manager role
- Project Manager and Business Sponsor relationship
- Project Manager and Business Visionary relationship
- Project Manager and Technical Coordinator relationship
- Project Manager and Business Analyst relationship
- Project Manager and SDT relationship
- Roles and Responsibilities – Agile PM top tips
Module 2: Agile Project Management – through the lifecycle
- The DSDM Process
- Configuring the process – 3 lifecycle examples
- Pre-Project and the Agile PM
- Feasibility and the Agile PM
- Foundations and the Agile PM
- Evolutionary Development and the Agile PM
- Development and the Agile PM
- Post – Project and the Agile PM
Module 4: Deliver on time – Combining MoSCoW Prioritization and Timeboxing
- MoSCoW – a reminder
- MoSCoW relating to a specific timeframe
- Making MoSCoW Work
- Prioritization – who decides?
- Assigning priorities – AgilePM top tips
- Timeboxes – how long?
- Timeboxing – which style?
- ADSDM structured Timebox
- Free format Timebox
- Timeboxing – Agile PM top tips
- MoSCoW – Integral part of planning process
Module 5: People, Teams and Interactions
- People, Teams and Interactionc
- Planning effective communication
- Distributed team communication
- Collaboration
- Team Collaboration
- People, Teams and Interactions – Agile PM top tips
Module 6: Requirements and User Stories
- Requirements
- User stories
- Well constructed user stories
- Requirement through the DSDM Lifecycle
- Requirements – Agile PM top tips
Module 7: Estimating – How and When
- Estimating
- Estimating – coping with uncertainty
- Styles of Estimating – top down
- Styles os Estimating – bottom up
- Estimating through the Lifecycle
- Estimating – Agile PM top tips
Module 8: Project Planning through the Lifecycle
- Planning in a DSDM project
- Planning activity phase by phase
- Planning early phases
- Planning – Evolutionary Development
- Further planning
- Planning – Agile PM top tips
Module 9: Quality – Never Compromise Quality
- Using DSDM helps “Never Compromise Quality”
- Process Quality to provide predictability
- Quality across the Lifecycle
- DSDM as a Quality Process
- Quality – Agile PM top tips
Module 10: Risk Management
- Managing Risk
- Risk – Agile PM top tips
Module 11: Tailoring the approach
- Project Approach Questionnaire (PAQ)
- Tailoring DSDM using PAQ
- Tailoring – Agile PM top tips