Agile TRAINING
San Francisco
Improve business agility by embedding agile thinking and skills across your organization. We offer tailored training programs in Scrum, SAFe, XP, Lean and Kanban.
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Improve business agility by embedding agile thinking and skills across your organization. We offer tailored training programs in Scrum, SAFe, XP, Lean and Kanban.
How about that Bay Bridge?
It originally had a budget of $250 million
But ended up costing $6.5 billion
Holy cow! That’s a 2,500% increase.
You want to see growth like that in your tech-stock portfolio, not in your budget!
Sadly, such blowouts aren’t restricted to public works, organizations in San Francisco frequently have their projects budgets explode like fireworks on the fourth.
And a large reason for this is their planning being so rigid
With mounting pressure from competitors in Seattle, Portland, all the way down the West Coast, and, in reality, the entire world, it’s more important than ever for American enterprises to adapt quickly if they want to keep up.
As good old Benjamin Franklin said, “a failure to plan is a plan to fail”.
And Benjy’s right, but you also need to know what to do when your plans go awry.
That’s what Agile is all about.
It’s about keeping your plans as flexible as a yoga class student at Equinox.
Having worked with companies like Bluedot, Clifford Chance and Metlife, we’re in a prime position to show you how Agile principles can save you significant time and resources.
We’ll show you to break down your projects into smaller parts that can be worked on at the same time, as well as how to use feedback to move them along successfully.
Our team of high-caliber talent is based all over the States, and they’re ready to help you adopt the mindset that’s helped the likes of Netflix, Uber and Spotify consistently hit homers like Willy Mays.
If the rate of change is faster outside your walls than inside your walls, then your organization needs to adapt in order to survive.
Agile is about adaptability.
It’s about flexibility.
It’s about delivering value one small piece at a time.
Agile welcomes changing requirements, even late in a project.
Agile encourages creativity, motivates teams, and empowers them to respond to feedback as they go, so that precious time and resources aren’t wasted.
However, Agile is much more than a methodology.
Agile supports our need to be human at work: to belong, to learn, to do, to create, to grow, to improve, and to interact with other people. It makes navigating change your organization’s competitive advantage.
While many organizations suffer from analysis paralysis, and instead opt to hold lots of meetings, agile helps you move forward, and take the lead. Become an adaptable organization that does more doing than talking.
Our agile training can be delivered face to face, online or via a blended delivery model and can be customised to your organization’s unique requirements.
Participants are encouraged to bring real-world projects to the training and apply concepts learned in real-time to generate measurable business outcomes.
"A really good bootcamp on SCRUM! After sending our developers to Collective Campus' Scrum Bootcamp, we've noticed a remarkable difference in the team's application of Scrum. I particularly liked Collective Campus' hands on approach to training, and the customisation they were willing to build into the learning materials for us was very valuable."
"A great bootcamp session with plenty of information, examples, exercises and thoughtful conversations. I found the experience really helpful and we look forward to implementing a lot of our learnings in our process. I would recommend this course to teams who need to create change and innovate."
“Much appreciation also from all of us at ASB! This workshop and the take-aways will help us to help us navigate the uncertainties and ambiguity ahead.”
Steve Glaveski is the founder and CEO of Collective Campus, and his mission is to unlock the latent potential of people to create impact in the world and lead more fulfilling lives.He co-founded children’s entrepreneurship program, Lemonade Stand, is the author of several books, including Wiley book Employee to Entrepreneur: How To Earn Your Freedom and Do Work That Matters, is a contributor to the Harvard Business Review and hosts the award-winning Future Squared podcast. He previously worked for the likes of EY, KPMG, Westpac and Macquarie Bank.
