PI Planning, or Program Increment Planning, is the heartbeat of the Agile Release Train (ART) in SAFe 6.0. This two-day event is a grand convergence, where everyone involved in the program comes together to align with a shared mission and vision. It’s a moment where the collective intelligence of the organization is harnessed to chart the course ahead.

The Grand Assembly: A Two-Day Collaborative Marathon

PI Planning is like an orchestra’s grand performance. Every musician (team member) plays a part, contributing to a symphony of strategic alignment. Over two days, teams engage in intensive planning, discussion, and problem-solving, creating a harmonious rhythm that guides the ART’s progress.

Real-Life Example: The United Nations General Assembly

Imagine the United Nations General Assembly. Representatives from all member countries gather to discuss and align on global issues. Similarly, in PI Planning, representatives from all teams within the ART assemble to align their efforts, share insights, and set a unified direction.

The Power of Collective Planning: Building a Shared Vision

PI Planning isn’t just about individual team plans; it’s about weaving these plans into a cohesive tapestry that represents the ART’s collective goals. This alignment ensures that all teams are not just moving, but moving together towards a shared objective.

PI Planning in SAFe 6.0 is more than just a meeting; it’s a crucial process that brings together the collective wisdom of all teams. It’s where strategies are formed, dependencies are identified, and a shared vision for the next Program Increment is forged.

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