Lean‑Agile Mindset & SAFe Core Values
SAFe Lean‑Agile Principles & Business Agility
Team Agility with Scrum, Kanban & Built‑in Quality
Agile Release Trains, PI Planning & ART Events
Agile Product Delivery, DevOps & Release on Demand
Lean Portfolio Management & Investment Funding
Scaling SAFe: Value Streams & Large Solution
Measuring Business Agility & Flow
Exam Preparation & Application to Your ContextPrepare for SAFe® 6 Agilist (Leading SAFe® 6.0) certification and become a change agent for enterprise‑scale
agility.
Learn how to lead Lean‑Agile transformation, run Agile Release Trains and align strategy to
execution.
Learning Objectives:
Understand the business context for enterprise agility
Explore digital disruption and competitive pressure
Understand why organizations adopt SAFe
Key Topics:
Impact of digital disruption on organizations and industries
Increasing customer expectations for speed, quality, value and innovation
Business agility as a survival capability for modern enterprises
SAFe as a framework for business agility – evolution and Big Picture overview
Why organizations choose SAFe® 6.0
Learning Objectives:
Understand and apply SAFe Core Values
Apply SAFe Lean‑Agile Principles
Adopt Lean thinking for knowledge work
Key Topics:
SAFe Core Values – Alignment, Built‑in Quality, Transparency, Program Execution
SAFe Lean‑Agile Principles (1–10) including economic view, systems thinking, variability, flow and value organization
The House of Lean – goal of value, pillars and Lean‑Agile leadership foundation
Learning Objectives:
Understand Agile teams in SAFe
Apply Scrum and Kanban at team level
Understand how teams contribute to ARTs
Key Topics:
Agile Teams in SAFe – cross‑functional, dedicated teams with PO, SM and Developers
Scrum in SAFe – iterations, Scrum events, team backlog, PI objectives and IP iteration
Kanban in SAFe – visualizing work, limiting WIP, managing flow
Built‑in quality practices – CI, TDD, BDD, ATDD, pair work, refactoring
Learning Objectives:
Understand ART purpose and structure
Learn ART roles and events
Understand PI Planning and Program Backlog
Key Topics:
Agile Release Train overview – organizing around value and PIs
ART roles – RTE, Product Management, System Architect, Business Owners, POs, SMs
ART events – PI Planning, System Demo, Inspect & Adapt, ART Sync, PO Sync
Program Backlog, Features, Enablers and WSJF prioritization
Learning Objectives:
Apply customer‑centric thinking and Design Thinking
Understand the Continuous Delivery Pipeline
Enable Release on Demand with DevOps CALMR
Key Topics:
Customer centricity, personas and customer journeys
Design Thinking and MVP thinking
Continuous Delivery Pipeline – Continuous Exploration, Integration, Deployment and Release on Demand
DevOps CALMR – Culture, Automation, Lean flow, Measurement, Recovery
Learning Objectives:
Align strategy with execution using Lean Portfolio Management
Apply Lean‑Agile budgeting and portfolio flow
Understand value stream metrics
Key Topics:
Why Lean Portfolio Management – limitations of traditional portfolio management
Three LPM collaborations – Strategy & Investment Funding, Agile Portfolio Operations, Lean Governance
Strategic themes, portfolio vision, participatory budgeting and guardrails
Portfolio Kanban, epics, hypothesis statement and lean business case
Flow metrics for value streams – Flow Velocity, Time, Load, Efficiency
Learning Objectives:
Apply the SAFe Implementation Roadmap
Lead organizational change and address resistance
Build and support a Lean‑Agile Center of Excellence (LACE)
Key Topics:
SAFe Implementation Roadmap steps from tipping point to sustain & improve
Kotter’s change principles and Lean‑Agile leadership behaviors
Lean‑Agile Center of Excellence – purpose, responsibilities and structure
Learning Objectives:
Understand SAFe configurations and when to use them
Coordinate multiple ARTs with Solution Trains
Scale agility across the enterprise
Key Topics:
SAFe configurations – Essential, Large Solution, Portfolio, Full SAFe
Coordinating multiple ARTs – Solution Trains, pre‑PI and post‑PI planning, solution demos
Operational and development value streams; organizing around value and Conway’s Law
Learning Objectives:
Understand SAFe metrics at team, program and portfolio levels
Measure outcomes, flow and predictability
Drive continuous improvement using metrics
Key Topics:
Team, ART and Portfolio metrics – velocity, predictability, flow and quality
Measure and Grow – baselines, improvement goals, Inspect & Adapt
Measuring outcomes over outputs – OKRs, business impact and value realization
Learning Objectives:
Understand evolving SAFe and Agile practices
Apply AI‑augmented Agile and remote PI planning patterns
Prepare for future ways of working
Key Topics:
AI‑augmented Agile – AI‑assisted prioritization, analytics and testing
Remote and hybrid PI Planning – virtual collaboration and engagement techniques
SAFe with Design Thinking, Lean Startup, DevOps and ITSM practices
Learning Objectives:
Reinforce key SAFe concepts for the exam
Understand exam knowledge areas and blueprint
Apply test‑taking strategies and practice questions
Key Topics:
Review – Lean‑Agile mindset, SAFe core values, principles, ARTs, PI Planning, WSJF, CDP, DevOps CALMR, LPM, Implementation Roadmap
Sample exam questions and concept clarification
Study tips and exam readiness checklist
Learning Objectives:
Create a personal SAFe action plan
Apply SAFe learning immediately in your organization
Plan next steps in your SAFe journey
Key Topics:
Personal SAFe action plan – key takeaways, application areas, stakeholders
Continuing SAFe journey – role‑based certifications, advanced paths
SAFe community engagement and continuous learning resources

SAFe® 6 Agilist is the world’s leading certification for large‑scale Agile leaders. Demonstrate that you can align strategy to execution, run Agile Release Trains and lead Lean‑Agile transformation across complex organizations.
SAFe Agilists are in demand for roles like Release Train Engineer, Agile Program Manager, Transformation Lead and Enterprise Agile Coach. Use this certification to accelerate your move into higher‑impact roles and compensation bands.


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