Certified SMART Agile Marketing Specialist
Agile Methodologiess have fundamental level of understanding of integrating Marketing practices into SMART Agile.
Agile Methodologies
What is Agile Methodologies
Agile methodologies have a fixed timeframe for iterations or sprints where analysis, design, development and testing take place - the end result is an incremental product that can be delivered to the customer. The team constantly seeks feedback from the customer and works together to add features, revise the code, and integrate the feedback over time. Thanks to this way of working, agile projects are able to respond more flexibly to changes, maintain product features, and keep up with the latest developments in the industry. Agile methodologies are particularly suitable when the scope of a project is to evolve and there is no clarity at the beginning about the end product or the customer's expectations. This is especially important when a product is subject to a cycle of rapid changes in requirements or standards to meet the demands of the environment. Agile methodologies generally follow a set of guiding principles (the Agile Manifesto), but have certain specific characteristics that make them unique. Organizations and the teams choose the most appropriate flavor. The success of the methodology used in a project depends on a variety of factors, from the nature of the project to the culture of the organization and the people involved. Some of the popular Agile methodologies include Scrum, Extreme Programming (XP), Lean, Kanban, Feature-Driven Development (FDD), Dynamic system development method (DSDM) and the Crystal. These methods are often used in at team level. Scaling Micro agile (SMART) enables scaling agile to any number of teams and for any product size.Top related Tools and techniques of Agile Methodologies
XP is a lightweight software development methodology that organizes people to produce high-quality software more efficiently.
DSDM uses iterative and incremental development cycles, but within an appropriate project control framework that prevails in the organization.
Lean delivers value to business by using pull-based systems to eliminate all forms of waste.
FDD is a lightweight agile methodology that aims to develop software in increments of features or functions.
Crystal is a family of methodologies coded by color names to meet the unique characteristics of different projects.
Kanban is a pull-based software development methodology that aims to minimize work-in-progress (WIP), maximize continuous flow, and visualize the flow of work through the various phases of the product lifecycle from concept to production.
Scrum is one of the most popular agile methodologies that focuses on iterative and incremental development of products (e.g. software).
Scrum delivers products in short timeboxed-iterations. Each iteration starts after a planning game and ends with a demo and retrospective.
Certifications for Agile Methodologies
Certified SMART Agile Architect Engineer
Agile Methodologiess know how to use SMART and its metrics to efficiently inspect, adapt and optimize scaling agile for an optimum use of resources and fast delivery of value.
Certified SMART Product Owner
"SMART Product Owner" certification demonstrates a distinguished level of understanding of how to own a vision, manage a Product Backlog, and engage with stakeholders & customers to deliver valuable products using Scrum in scaling settings.
Certified SMART Agile Consultant
Certified SMART Agile Consultants are the driver of agile transformation, accelerating value delivery and guiding organizations to true business agility.
Certified SMART Agile Generalist
Certified SMART Agile Generalists have knowledge and understanding of the Development Team Member role in Agile.
Certified SMART Scrum Master
"SMART Scrum Master" certificate holders have a deep understanding of the application and practices of Scrum and the Scrum Values in a variety of complex scaling team and organizational situations.
Certified SMART Entrepreneur
Certified SMART Entrepreneur know how to use SMART Agile to improve value creation and delivery at scale.
