SAFe or Scrum at the Scale? : Which one is better?

 

When comparing scaling Agile frameworks like SAFe® (the Scaled Agile Framework), Scrum@Scale, Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD), or LeSS (Large-Scale Scrum). The question isn’t which framework is best for you, but which framework is best for you. You can choose which scaling framework to utilize by considering your specific environment, methods, and goals.

SAFe and Scrum at Scale: What’s the Difference?

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All of the ten or so different frameworks for scaling Agile technique are based on Scrum in some way (including, of course, Scrum at Scale and SAFe). Only one framework, however, is designed for, mature enough for, and adequately documented for usage in large enterprises.

The Scaled Agile Framework is a framework for scaling up agile projects (SAFe)

By far the most popular framework for scaling Scrum in large enterprises is the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe). It’s also worth noting that SAFe is built to support DevOps, a strategy that’s becoming increasingly vital for future-proofing Agile businesses.

SAFe is an approach that defines a highly organized framework for implementing and operating an Agile value stream in an organizational context. It’s appropriate for large firms that want to keep as much organizational and process structure.

Because SAFe isn’t as adaptable as Scrum at Scale, an in-depth review of your value creation processes is required before planning an Agile shift utilizing this framework. Read to more: 1 new message (agilewaters.com)