The Challenge of Egypt – Agile Project Management
The Challenge of Egypt – Agile Project Management Simulation is an interactive training experience designed to teach participants the principles and methodologies of Agile project management. Unlike traditional project management, Agile focuses on flexibility, collaboration, and rapid adaptation to changing customer requirements.
Duration of the simulation: 1 day
Number of participants: 8 – 12
Delivery format: Virtual and classroom
Note: The mentioned price is for a group of 8 to 12 students
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The Project Management world is searching for new ways of managing projects. Lot’s of projects fail and millions of dollars are lost. AGILE and SCRUM seem to be the keywords in a world with fast-changing customer demands and requirements. But, running AGILE projects is completely different than running a traditional project. The Challenge of Egypt – Agile Project Management Simulation addresses these differences, providing a hands-on approach to mastering Agile principles and methodologies.
The Challenge of Egypt – Agile Project Management Simulation is an interactive training experience designed to teach participants the principles and methodologies of Agile project management. Unlike traditional project management, Agile focuses on flexibility, collaboration, and rapid adaptation to changing customer requirements.
In this simulation, participants are immersed in a project set in ancient Egypt, where they must apply Agile practices to successfully complete a challenging and complex project. Through hands-on activities and real-world scenarios, participants learn how to manage projects effectively in a fast-paced and dynamic environment. This simulation aims to equip teams with the skills needed to handle modern project demands using Agile techniques, ensuring better project outcomes and increased efficiency.
Why is the The Challenge of Egypt – Agile Project Management Simulation?
- Most of the Agile training is focused on Theory and just some small exercises.
- Managing Agile projects is managing dynamics. It requires interactions with all project stakeholders
- Roles of traditional project management roles are changing. Must more teamwork, communication and integration.
About the Simulation
- Explore AGILE best practices and how to effectively use them in a Project environment
- Increase Project performance and CUSTOMER value
- Understand project roles and dependencies in an AGILE setting
- Get more out your Project Management training, translate theory into practice
- Improve Team Work and identify improvements to the way you manage and run projects
Summary
- Duration of the simulation: 1 day
- Number of participants: 8 – 12
- Basic expertise: No basic understanding of project management and processes is needed
This simulation is ideal for in-house and team training purposes. For further details and information, please don’t hesitate to contact us via email or live chat.
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This simulation is ideal for in-house and team training purposes. If you have any specific questions or need assistance with organizing an in-house training workshop, feel free to contact us for more information or guidance via email or our live chat.
Note: The mentioned price is for a group of 8 to 12 students. You can specify your preferred date during checkout, and our team will get back to you within 24 hours to confirm the date.
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The Simulation
Scenario We are in ancient Egypt. The Pharaoh want’s the secure his afterlife and has a meeting with the High Priest. There is a workshop with a team of experts (Architects, Risk experts, Quarry experts, Nile expert and Construction workers), they interview the Pharaoh and they create this list of Products. Base on this the team will decide which products they can develop in the firsts SPRINT and step by step the team will develop all products. Even if the requirements of the Pharaoh change, the team will handle them all using AGILE principles.
Learning Objectives
Objectives the simulation will be customized towards your own specific needs and learning objectives. But in general these are the main objectives:
- Learn how to apply AGILE principles and processes.
- Learn how to create Customer Value in a dynamics
- Learn how to work together in a team focused on running an Agile project.
Target Audience
The target audience for The Challenge of Egypt – Agile Project Management Simulation includes:
- Project Managers: Looking to transition from traditional to Agile project management methodologies.
- Team Leaders and Managers: Responsible for overseeing Agile teams and projects.
- IT and Software Development Professionals: Engaged in Agile and Scrum practices.
- Business Analysts: Involved in project requirements and scope management.
- Product Owners and Scrum Masters: Seeking practical experience in Agile project management.
- Organizations: Aiming to improve their project success rates and adaptability to changing requirements.
- Consultants and Trainers: Specializing in Agile methodologies and project management.
- Students and Graduates: Interested in gaining hands-on experience in Agile project management.
This simulation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding and application of Agile principles in a project management context.
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