SAN FRANCISCO, USA - Hansoft, a leading provider of tools for Agile team collaboration and management, today announced tooling and services support for the Scaled Agile Framework, and becomes a partner of Scaled Agile, Inc., exclusive providers of certification and courseware based on the Scaled Agile Framework®.
Hansoft’s solution is built for large scale and complex development and has been used by multinational organizations scaling agile for a decade.
“The Scaled Agile Framework fits very well with the principles behind our product and the reality in which our customers are working every day, so becoming a partner is a natural step. We look forward to supporting current and future customers with methodology, industry expertise and tooling for agile implementation and scaling,” said Patric Palm, Hansoft CEO.
Hansoft’s software tool is for collaboration and management of complex software product development, and is used by large and typically distributed teams of teams across the globe. The tool aligns the portfolio, program and team levels, allowing managers to have a real-time view of what’s going on and hence make better decisions based on more accurate data.
Hansoft certified SAFe Program Consultants travel the world to help our customers scaling agile, refine their processes and implementing Hansoft in a smooth way.
“We’re excited to have Hansoft on board,” said Dean Leffingwell, SAI Chief Methodologist and creator of the Scaled Agile Framework. “Our partners are companies that believe in agility at scale and the power of the Scaled Agile Framework to successfully transform organizations.”
The Scaled Agile Framework is a proven, publicly-accessible knowledge base for implementing agile practices at enterprise scale, consisting of approximately 300 pages of guidance. Its primary interface is the “Big Picture” graphic, which highlights the individual roles, teams, activities and artefacts necessary to scale agile from the team, to teams of teams, to the enterprise level. It has been successfully applied in programs ranging from only 50-100 people, to enterprises employing thousands of software developers. For more information on the Scaled Agile Framework, visit:www.scaledagileframework.com.
