EXIN Agile Business Professional case studies
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The EXIN Agile Business Professional is an advanced-level certification from EXIN, an independent examination institute, aimed at people who apply Agile principles and a business-wide Agile mindset rather than only Agile practices inside software teams. According to EXIN's certification page, the credential covers the knowledge and skills needed to apply Agile principles and the Agile mindset across the business, and certified staff members are expected to promote Agile ways of thinking and working across all areas of the organization, including production, operation and supporting processes. The EXIN Agile Business Professional case studies are 5 cases and about 3,653 words.
1The Stage-Gate Pilot That Never Left the PMO
Northbridge Mutual, a 2,400-employee insurer, launched six 'agile' teams after an executive offsite. Eighteen months later the teams still produce quarterly business cases, obtain steering-committee approval before each release, and report percent-complete on a 40-page plan.
745 words, about 4 min2Psychological Safety After the Release Incident
At a 300-person payments software firm, two product groups share a platform. Group A has a lead time of four days and a change-failure rate near 5%.
725 words, about 4 min3Choosing Between Six Must-Do Investments
Meridian Logistics has three product teams and a 12-month, €18 million portfolio. Six initiatives are competing.
790 words, about 4 min4Scaling a Successful Pilot Without Losing It
After an 18-month pilot, the consumer division of a 5,000-person retailer has four agile teams. Lead time fell from 45 to 12 days, employee engagement rose 14 points, and customer satisfaction for the pilot journey rose 9 points.
698 words, about 3 min5The Feature Factory With a Sales-Promise Backlog
At a 900-person B2B SaaS company, nine product teams deliver about 28 new features per quarter. Product management is organized by sales region, and the top three enterprise deals can insert must-have custom requests into the roadmap with two weeks' notice.
695 words, about 3 min