About this Training
Why Attend the Agile Product Owner Training Course?
- Many organizations lose sight of value in their initiatives. While there are a variety of roles who are in theory tasked with ensuring value is delivered often the responsibility ends up being diluted and neglected.
- The goal of this course is to introduce the learner to the concept of product ownership as a distinct value- focused discipline which applies at many levels, crosses many initiatives and may be embodied in many roles.
Certificate: What will you gain?
Attend the two-day Agile Product Owner certification course to
- Certified as an ICAgile Certified Professional for Business Value Analysis
- Gain the techniques and tools to enable you to become an effective product manager that is equipped to guide product development, and lead product ownership teams.
- Learn about roles in the product management team, and how they collaborate to identify the most important aspects and features of a product.
- Bring back to your organization guidance for technical team members who build the working product.
- The certification focuses on value-driven software delivery, the accompanying mindset, and key agile practices designed to emphasize customer value.
DOWNLOAD: Want more info? Click here to learn more about the ICAgile Product Ownership Roadmap.
Course Outline:
- Role of the Product Owner and Product Manager
- Creating a Product Vision
- Creating Product Road Maps
- Release Planning and Prioritizing The Backlog
- Backlog Creation and Grooming
- Personas, Story Maps, Analyzing for Value
- User Stories and Story Slicing
- Acceptance Criteria, Definition of Done, Definition of Ready
Logistics:
- The Agile Product Owner Course is a 2-day class. The class starts at 9AM and ends at 5PM.
About the ICAgile
The International Consortium for Agile’s goal is to foster thinking and learning around agile methods, skills, and tools. The ICAgile, working with experts and organizations across agile development specialties, has captured specific learning objectives for the different agile development paths and put them on the learning roadmap. For more information, visit www.icagile.com.
