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Using Advanced Roadmaps to fit PI Planning and Program Increments

Anne Karin Stensland
Anne Karin Stensland May 25, 2020

Hi! 

Does anyone have some examples of how to use and adapt Advanced Roadmaps to fit with the SAFe-framework, particularly PI Planning and Program Increments? 

I know someone who's been using labels, and I've also heard of some using releases as different Program Increments. 

 

Interested in knowing more about ways of doing this :)

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Jan 04, 2021

PI planning 
Day1-Business-set objectives-Features-US
Day2-split as per teams-Features - individual Scrum team plan
Day3- each team will present final plan and vision /goal

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Cross Project releases are a great way to plan and  track PIs, it worked for our customers with all versions of Portfolio. I wouldn't recommend using labels as it's easier to misplace issues by misspelling the label at some point. 

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Nayana Geddam
NAYANA Jul 16, 2020

By cross project releases, do you mean a release per PI?

we have monthly releases and so a PI has 3 releases (quarterly) ... we are in dire need of ability to view ccapacity and story estimates as we are pulling features and stories into a PI.

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Amitabh Mendiratta
Amitabh Mendiratta Sep 02, 2022

I found this video really useful.

 

PI Planning using JIRA

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x43kBtSvDoc

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