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LACE Explained: Objectives and Key Results

What are OKRs?

Writing clear objectives has been a program level challenge since the dawn of SAFe. In SAFe 5.0, Objectives and Key Results have become the preferred way of expressing the business goals at both the program and team levels, and how to measure them. Learn how to write effective OKRs in this short format learning session

Who should attend:

Program leaders, product managers, product owners, and anyone else with a vested interest in empowering teams and programs to support value driven business goals


Learners will:

  1. Understand what OKRs are
  2. Recognize OKR benefits and why companies are using them today
  3. Learn the best practices for writing OKRs
  4. Gain experience with OKR through exercises and examples
  5. Recognize common OKR mistakes to avoid
  6. Learn how to strengthen the key results

Duration: 2 Hours

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Path:

Paths:  Business Agility, Product Management, Agile Facilitation/Coaching

 


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