Ever heard of that?
Agile coaches and/or product management proposing to develop meta solution use cases. The use cases in place are for sure already the base for test cases.
The idea is to be able to test with that additional layer better compliance to requirements end to end along all services.

My concerns: even more project complexity without real value.

#SAFe #agile

This week I traveled to a working week in Frankfurt. One of the teams I work with in my role as Solution Architect wanted to do so. Nobody had to come, but nearly all did (they are spread all over Germany).

We solved and clarified so much complicated and challenging things simply. No Agenda! Just pure human communication while working and talking inbetween to each other. No virtual meeting can build trust like that.

#agile #SAFe

Combining #iREB with #SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) in a highly regulated industry is often described as "trying to build a bridge while cars are driving over it." It requires a delicate balance between the speed of #Agile and the rigid documentation required by law.

​In this specific context, iREB stops being an "option" and becomes the defensive shield for your compliance.

At least my currently favorite AI system tells me that...

Next week I will do an IREB training with certification.

Please remember when you see an #unhoused / #homeless person yelling or angrily using profanities at no one, we're already at an eleven (11) in #survival mode (it's only a 1-10 scale). It's usually not aimed at you.

Every little insult to our ability to regulate our #emotions is too much and we topple. We're only #human and struggling with the nightmare of not having a #safe and #stable place. Our emotions are fragile as a result.