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  1. NEGATIVE RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS STATEMENTS l 3 EXAMPLES l RESEARCH PAPER WRITING GUIDE l THESIS TIPS

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  1. Epic

    An epic is a significant solution development initiative that requires a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and approval by Lean Portfolio Management (LPM). Learn how to define, estimate, and forecast epics using a hypothesis statement template and the Lean Startup cycle.

  2. The SAFe® Epic

    Learn how to write a SAFe Epic Hypothesis Statement with a real-world example of a software platform for collaboration and flow management. See the epic description, owner, goals, metrics, and leading indicators for this agile solution.

  3. Epic

    Learn how to define, analyze, and estimate epics, which are significant Solution development initiatives that capture the more substantial investments within a portfolio. Use the epic hypothesis statement template to capture, organize, and communicate critical information about an epic.

  4. Epic Hypothesis Statement

    The Epic Hypothesis Statement is a structured format used to capture, organize, and communicate critical information and assumptions about an epic. Share Post Previous Post Team Sync. Next Post Estimating Poker Subscribe to the SAFe Blog. Recent Posts.

  5. Epic Hypothesis Statement That Captivates Stakeholders

    The Epic Hypothesis Statement (EHS) is a detailed hypothesis that describes an Epic or a large initiative designed to address a growth roadblock or to capitalize on a growth opportunity. Epics are always significant in scale and traditionally customer-facing. They should support a company's current needs while preparing it to navigate future ...

  6. Innovation Accounting in SAFe

    An epic hypothesis statement is a tool to define and validate a large initiative using leading indicators and objective data. Learn how to use this tool in SAFe, a framework for agile software development and delivery.

  7. DOCX Epic Hypothesis Statement Template

    Epic Hypothesis Statement . Funnel Entry Date: <The date that the epic entered the funnel.> Epic Name: <A short name for the epic.> ... <The measurable benefits that the business can anticipate if the epic hypothesis is proven to be correct.> Leading. Indicators: <The early measures that will help predict the business outcome hypothesis. For ...

  8. Portfolio Kanban

    Learn how to use the portfolio Kanban system to manage the flow of portfolio Epics, from ideation to completion. The epic hypothesis statement is defined and refined in the reviewing state by the Epic Owner and other stakeholders.

  9. Writing Great Epics in SAFe

    Writing a great hypothesis. Having a clear outcome is not enough. We need to have an idea about how to get there. But unlike a business case, we are open and honest about the very real possibility ...

  10. Developing a Winning Epic Hypothesis Statement that Captivates

    The Epic Hypothesis Statement (EHS) is typically delivered to the EAT in the style of an elevator pitch: it is brief, simple, and concise, although the statement itself will be highly thorough. Key Components of an Epic Hypothesis Statement. The Portfolio Kanban system's initial funnelling phase is expanded upon in the Epic Hypothesis Statement.

  11. Implementing SAFe: Requirements Model (v6)

    Learn how to use the SAFe Requirements Model to manage and organize requirements in large-scale Agile projects. Epics are high-level initiatives that deliver value, Features are mid-level requirements that provide functionality, and Stories are the smallest units of work that teams implement.

  12. Epic Owner

    The Epic Owner assumes the duties outlined in the paragraphs below. Preparing the Epic. The Epic Owner's responsibilities begin early in the epic's life cycle. They include: Working with stakeholders and subject matter experts to define an epic using the 'epic hypothesis statement'

  13. Understanding the Requirements in SAFe

    An important part of defining epics is an Epic Hypothesis Statement. It is an template for capturing, organizing and communicating critical information about an epic. Below figure shows a template ...

  14. What Is An Agile Epic? Best Practices, Template & Example

    An agile epic is a useful tool in agile project management used to structure your agile backlog and roadmap. Simply put, an agile epic is a collection of smaller user stories that describe a large work item. Consider an epic a large user story. For example, epics are often used to describe a new product feature or bigger piece of functionality ...

  15. OKRs

    OKRs used in this manner as part of an Epic Hypothesis Statement or Lean Business Case may also inform portfolio prioritization conversations. Figure 7. Using OKRs to define business outcomes as part of an epic hypothesis statement. Defining an MVP. The next step in the lifecycle of an epic is to move it through the SAFe Lean Startup Cycle.

  16. Enterprise

    In a manner analogous to portfolio epics, the epic hypothesis statement and the lean business case can be used to define and further elaborate enterprise epics. ... In a manner similar to portfolio epic owners, 'enterprise epic owners' foster and drive collaboration around the organization's cross-portfolio initiatives.

  17. How to write epic and Agile epic examples

    I. Epic as a part of the product. Epic can represent a large, high-level yet functional unit of the product. For example, in ScrumDesk we have epics BACKLOG, PLAN, WORK, REPORTS. In the app, you can find parts, and modules, which are called the same way as a given epic. Top epics of the ScrumDesk product.

  18. Epic Owner

    Developing the MVP and gathering the data necessary to prove or disprove the epic hypothesis is a highly iterative process, continuing until positive results are obtained, or the teams consume the investment allocated for the MVP. The output of a proven hypothesis is an MVP suitable for getting customer feedback that would warrant further ...

  19. Product Development and Innovation

    In SAFe, leading indicators are an important element of your epic benefit hypothesis statement. Leading indicators can give you a preview of the likelihood that your epic hypothesis will be proven, and they can help deliver this insight much earlier than if you weren't using them. Insight allows you to pivot at an earlier stage, saving ...

  20. Innovation Accounting in SAFe

    This is a significant endeavor that will consume a considerable amount of time and money. Before attempting to design and build the entire initiative, the epic hypothesis statement template should be used to develop a hypothesis, test assumptions, and gain knowledge regarding the expected outcome (see Figure 3). Figure 3. Epic hypothesis statement

  21. SAFe Glossary

    The Epic Hypothesis Statement captures, organizes, and communicates critical information about an epic. Epic Owners. Epic Owners are responsible for coordinating portfolio Epics through the Portfolio Kanban system. They collaboratively define the epic, its Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and Lean business case, and when approved, facilitate ...

  22. Portfolio Backlog

    Learn how to use the Portfolio Backlog to capture and manage the business and enabler epics for a SAFe portfolio. The web page explains the Portfolio Kanban system, the Epic Hypothesis Statement, and the criteria for selecting and prioritizing epics.

  23. Enablers

    An Enabler supports the activities needed to extend the Architectural Runway to provide future business functionality. These include exploration, architecture, infrastructure, and compliance. Enablers are captured in the various backlogs and occur throughout the Framework. Enablers bring visibility to all the work necessary to support efficient ...