Lean Agile Training

WHY CHOOSE LAT?

There can be many reasons to choose a Lean-Agile firm. Let’s take the most common case: choosing a firm and instructor for a Scrum course.

Why You Should Choose Us:

• Our customers are very happy with the training and coaching they get from us.

• We have a unique style that attendees find engaging and stimulating.

• We have extensive experience in Lean-Agile-Scrum (full-time since 2005). And has been training since 2007.

• We have worked directly with many many teams — and with many companies — in implementing Lean-Agile-Scrum.

• We have worked in many industries. (See a list of some below.)

• Joe Little has co-trained with Jeff Sutherland eight times and has worked with many other great coaches. We believe this improves the quality of what you are paying for.

• Joe Little comes recommended by Jeff Sutherland.

• Joe Little produced six courses for the Poppendiecks, and is a strong advocate for Lean and Lean software development.

• Unlike most other CSTs, Joe Little has an MBA. He often looks at Scrum from a firm viewpoint and a customer viewpoint.

• Joe Little has worked inside products and projects for 20+ years, and has a deep appreciation for what coders and testers and people with other skill sets can bring to the success of the project.

• We are the only ones who provide the Agile Release Planning workshop.  This is a hands-on workshop that attendees find very valuable.  See here.  And we have written a book about it.  See here.

• We are the only one providing the Team Level Up workshop.  This enables you to have a team (or group of teams) Level Set and Level Up.  See here.

• We have written a short book: An Introduction to Scrum.  See here.

• We provide free 1-hour webinars to support you later.  You can propose the topic or ask questions.

• We have written many blog posts and articles, including LinkedIn articles.  See here and here.

We have domain knowledge in many areas: process improvement, start-up firms, the securities industry, mortgage, credit card, telecommunications, military, government projects, “Scrum in universities,” etc