Knights Insights | Scaled Agile in Practice: Important Tooling Considerations - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

**Slides from today's presentation are in the Attachments section. Download andfollow along** Teams often encounter practical obstacles when putting SAFe concepts into practice. In this Knights Insights session, our experts discuss practical implications for agile management tool capabilities and which to prioritize for the adoption journey. Gain insights into concrete improvements you can adopt immediately for your workstreams, the true costs of uncoordinated or unnecessary work, and approaches for improving progress and outcomes when adopting SAFe delivery models. Fridgeir Eyjolfsson is a ValueOps domain specialist with Broadcom Software. He is a certified agile consultant and agile coach from Iceland who has been working in the IT industry for many years in various roles across the globe. His SAFe certifications include SPC, RTE, ASSM and SAFE Scrum Master and he is SAFe SPC 5.1 with long experience in SAFe methodology both in practice, coaching and mentoring. He has delivered workshops and coaching to all levels from software engineering teams to executive leadership teams and delivered agile/SAFe training to a variety of software companies. Frikkx has experienced the entire lifecycle of software development, from both a strategy and an execution perspective, which helps him tailor his coaching delivery to workshop participants. David Jungwirth is the Digital Advisory practice lead, an Executive Coach and Scaled Agile Practice Consultant (SPC) at HCLTech. He is passionate about implementing value stream management and bridging the gap between business and IT. He works closely with the Knights on the HCLTech consulting team at HCLTech and brings more than 15 years of technology leadership expertise to his role. He is a Certified Scaled Agile Practice Consultant/SAFe® (SPC), DevOps Instituted accredited trainer and accredited trainer for Continuous Delivery Architecture certifications. David also holds three master’s degrees and a PhD.