ONLINE Certified LeSS Training
The course is divided over 5 days. Each day last for 3.5 hours. Usually from 09:00 until 12:30 hours, but the exact time can vary across courses.
The Online Certified LeSS Training
The ONLINE Certified LeSS Practioner course is an in-depth 5-day course covering the LeSS principles, framework and rules, and guides. It provides essential information for adopting LeSS to your product development group. This highly interactive course ensures you are ready to start adopting LeSS in your organization! The course covers the fundamental LeSS principles and thinking tools, hands-on tools, stories on LeSS adoptions, exercises and extensive LeSS Q&A to ensure we discuss the topics most of the interest to the participants.
Official Provisional LeSS Practitioner certification
All participants will be a provisional Certified LeSS Practitioner and will get an account on less.works. Here they can find additional information about LeSS, share course information and stay in contact with the other course participants. All participants get a copy of the book: Large-Scale Scrum: More with LeSS.
Transforming your provisional Certified LeSS Practitioner to a Certified LeSS Practitioner
Your provisional Certified LeSS Practitioner will transform into a normal Certified LeSS Pracitioner when:
- You joined an in-person LeSS & Learn session.
- You join an in-person Certified LeSS Practitioner or Certified LeSS for Executives course.
Preparation for the Provisional LeSS Practitioner training
Basic Scrum knowledge is expected and can be achieved by attending a Professional Scrum Master Training, Professional Scrum Product Owner Training or thoroughly reading Scrum introduction material such as the Scrum Primer and practicing Scrum.
Certified LeSS Trainer
Cesario Ramos works on large scale transformation all over the world in banking, insurance, and high tech industries. He is also a Certified LeSS Trainer and Professional Coach. In 2010 he founded AgiliX, a consulting company, that provides consulting and training worldwide.
Cesario is the author of the book ‘EMERGENT’ and co-author of the book ‘A Scrum Book’. He is a frequently invited speaker at conferences around the world and organizer of the international Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) conferences.
Who should attend the ONLINE LeSS Practitioner training
The Certified LeSS Practitioner course is for management, Scrum Masters, and anyone who is involved in a LeSS effort. Basic Scrum knowledge is expected and can be achieved by attending a Certified Scrum Master or a Professional Scrum Master course, or thoroughly reading Scrum introduction material such as the Scrum Primer and practicing Scrum.
References & LeSS case studies
Want to learn more about how we have implemented LeSS? Please read our case studies at the bottom of this page including our white paper Scale Your Product NOT your Scrum.
Agenda
In this training we cover the following topics:
Day 1 – LeSS Principles & Fundamentals
- Design for Perfect.
- LeSS Principles & Fundamentals.
- LeSS & LeSS huge overview.
Day 2-3 – Scaling Techniques & Practices
- Organizing for Customer Value & Feature Teams.
- LeSS Product Backlog Refinement, Sprint Planning, Sprint Review, and Retrospective.
- Product Ownership at Scale.
- How to coordinate teams as scale.
- Overview of development practices when scaling.
Day 4-5 – LeSS Adoption
- Adopting LeSS in your organization.
- Role of Management & Human Operations.
- LeSS Organizational structure; distributed & multisite development.
- Various Case Studies at Financial and Technology companies.
- Scrum Master practices in a LeSS organization.
Upcoming Provisional Certified LeSS Practitioner Trainings
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Our videos and talks about LeSS
Related papers & posts
ING – Our Journey towards scaling Agile
On September 12 2019, we ( Nadine, Joris, Vaishal and Cesario ) provided the keynote at the LeSS conference in Munich. We shared the story about how we improved the Spotify inspired ING model with LeSS. My friend Rowan Bunning was present at the keynote and wrote a super nice summary of the talk. You […]
Read moreCommon Mistakes when Scaling Scrum
These days scaling Scrum is a hot topic. How can I use Scrum to deliver a big product with multiple teams? The most common approach I see at my customers is scaling Scrum by adding more Scrum teams with a Product Owner and Scrum Master per team. Scaling using Copy-Paste Scaling is about increasing in […]
Read moreDefining Your Product for a LeSS Adoption
In this blog, I talk about how you could deal with the challenges of defining your product in a LeSS adoption. Why do you need to define your product? In a LeSS adoption, you need to have a product definition because your product definition determines what organisational elements (people; components; processes and systems) will be […]
Read moreDo not provide the answer before knowing the question
I was talking to a company that is implementing the Spotify model and needed some help. They wanted to know the difference between LeSS and their Spotify model. We first discussed what LeSS is. I told them that LeSS is an organisational design that optimises for shortest lead time, flexibility and learning. What single team Scrum does […]
Read moreScale Your Product NOT Your Scrum
Scaling Scrum & Agile has become a very popular topic over the last ten years. You can tell by the number of papers, talks, trainings and certification programs around it. Agile has become its own industry, as more and more enterprises want the benefits that Agile can promise. Over the last twenty years we have […]
Read moreWhy Isn’t Your Current Approach to Scaling Agile Working?
The paper ‘Why Isn’t Your Current Approach to Scaling Agile Working?” written by Cesario Ramos co-authors with Kurt Bittner was recently published on InfoQ. Having trouble scaling your agility? You’re not alone; even organizations who have agile success in isolated pockets have trouble scaling that agility to the broader organization. The challenges express themselves in […]
Read moreWhat other people say
Certified LeSS Practictioner | Aldert Polman
“Cesario is a very experienced trainer with lots of real-world examples. Besides that he is a nice and warm person with a true heart for SCRUM, LeSS, Lean and Agile. This made the LeSS pratitioner course very inspiring and worthwile!”
Aldert Polman
Webcollective
Certified LeSS Practitioner | Brigitte Thie
Inspirational, eye opener. A course I can recommend to everybody working on the transition towards agile working or working within an agile environment.
Brigitte Thie – Delta Lloyd
Certified LeSS Practitioner | Fabio Frascella
Great content and great teacher, the pace was just perfect and the interaction with the other attendees was priceless.
Fabio Frascella
Independent Agile Coach
Certified LeSS Practitioner | Remi Kok
I wanted to thank you again for an inspiring course. It was three long days with a lot of good practices. Loved the discussions and the contribution from Cesario’s experience. I learned that scaling up Scrum is made possible through the LeSS (Huge) Framework without losing the Scrum principles. For me there where a few great eye-openers. Going to use it that’s for sure.
Thanks Cesario for a great time.
Remi Kok – infosupport.nl
Case studies
WHY ISN’T YOUR CURRENT APPROACH TO SCALING AGILITY WORKING?
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