Agile Project Management

Transform your project management approach with Agile. Improve team collaboration, increase productivity, and deliver outstanding results.

Organizations and individuals today are confronted with constant change, uncertainty, and disruption. Survival and the chances of success in the modern world require that individuals and organizations need to build agility - the capability and capacity to change and adapt quickly to shifting market conditions and competitive pressures.  

Agile Project Management has continued to become a powerful, popular, and alternative approach to develop new or improved products, services, or results in a variety of fields, including and beyond software development. It continues to outpace traditional project management projects in delivering projects on time, within budget, of higher quality, and higher customer satisfaction.

Our Agile Project Management course equips you with:

• Core Agile Principles: Understand the foundational principles of Agile methodologies, including Scrum, Kanban, and Lean.
• Practical Skills: Learn hands-on techniques for iterative development, test-driven development, and continuous delivery.
• Effective Team Leadership: Develop the skills to lead and motivate high-performing teams.
• Risk Management: Identify, assess, and mitigate risks to ensure project success.
• Continuous Improvement: Embrace a culture of continuous learning and adaptation.

Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:

• Broaden their understanding of the different approaches to managing projects.
• Learn and select the appropriate project life cycle approaches and frameworks.
• Learn and apply the essential Agile values, principles, processes, practices, and techniques.
• Improve their project team performance through transparency, inspection, and adaptation of lean project management practices and processes.
• Understand the roles and responsibilities of each member of the Agile team.

• Project, Technical, QA Managers and Product Managers
• Business Analysts and Systems Analysts
• Customers and Users
• Application and Domain Experts
• Product (e.g. Software) Analysts, Designers, and Developers
• Project Team Leads and Team Members