Agile methods such as Scrum and Kanban promise flexibility in digital projects, but are often adopted only superficially. You learn to prioritize backlogs and to combine agile with traditional approaches.
55 min
Multimodal
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Digital projects rarely fail because of the technology, but because of rigid plans that do not adapt to changing requirements. Agile methods promise flexibility, but are often adopted only superficially: daily stand-ups without focus, backlogs without prioritization, sprints without results. Anyone who wants to lead in an agile way must master principles, roles, and tools and know when a hybrid approach is the better choice.
00 Fundamentals of agile working
01 Scrum and Kanban in practice
02 Backlog, user stories, and sprint planning
03 Agile leadership and team dynamics
04 Hybrid approaches and scaling
05 Summary
06 Knowledge check incl. certificate of completion
Project leads, managers, product owners, and team members who set up or steer projects in an agile way.
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