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Aspects / Criteria
Description
Medium
Medium*
Medium*
High
Medium
Medium
Popularity / Adoption
(new/growing (low) vs. established/leader (high)
Medium
High
Low
Medium
What Team level frameworks are supported? (Scrum, Kanban, XP, etc.)
Scrum
Centralized
prioritization and
distributed coordination
Med - Large
Has 2 suggested
structures for different
size organizations
Focal point
(teams/structure - enterprise/ROI)
org descaling,
team/structure
Agile thinking, PO scale
via "areas"
1) Process
2) Product
Focused on Software or
SW/HW
Deployment Approach
(how to get started and make it sustainable)
Notes
Other
Now offering
certifications as
practitioner or trainer.
Many of its aspects are
based on a fairly
profound de-scaling of
the org and removing
of most specialist
teams.
Scaled Agile
Framework (SAFe)
Leffingwell
The method
documented by Dean
Leffingwell and Scaled
Agile, Inc.
High
Medium
High
High
High
Medium
High
Low
High
High
Scrum / Kanban /
specific XP practices
"mandated"
More Central & topdown on ideas but
distributed ownership
on "how"
Large - Enterprise
Focused on enterprises
team/structure
A customizable but
prescriptive framework
for most aspects of
Agile at scale.
1) Process
2) Product
Focused on Software or
SW/HW
The "big picture" and
completeness; getting
Agile "in the door" at
large corporations;
actively evolving.
Little info on "how",
most need certified
SPCs to implement
properly;
Seen as prescriptive;
not "agile enough" in
its structures; "quick
start and leave" issues
some places
Yes, multi-level training
& Certifications
Can roll your own but
usually done with
certified coaches
(SPC's) and training.