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Evolving from Scrum Master to Delivery LeaderS
Published 9/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 5h 8m | Size: 863.02 MB
Shift your mindset from facilitation to delivery leadership and build the skills to influence delivery and drive outcome
What you'll learn
Shift from a Scrum facilitation mindset to a delivery leadership mindset focused on outcomes, flow, value, and organizational impact.
Build a practical delivery operating model that connects cadence, planning, metrics, risks, dependencies, and stakeholder expectations.
Apply Lean, Kanban, flow metrics, and bottleneck analysis to identify waste, improve flow, and support continuous delivery improvement.
Apply financial, stakeholder, governance, and project management practices to make informed delivery decisions without unnecessary bureaucracy.
Develop technical delivery literacy to discuss environments, testing, CI/CD, releases, deployments, incidents, and technical risks effectively.
Use scaled Agile practices, including PI Planning, dependency management, and cross-team coordination, to improve delivery predictability.
Requirements
Basic understanding of Scrum and Agile ways of working is recommended.
No specific certification or prior Delivery Lead experience is required.
Experience working in an Agile delivery environment will help you apply the concepts more effectively.
Description
Move Beyond Scrum Facilitation and Develop Delivery Leadership Skills
As a Scrum Master, you may start by helping one team improve how it works. But as your responsibilities and system understanding grow, you may be expected to influence much more: delivery flow, dependencies, risks, stakeholders, governance, technology, metrics, and even financial constraints and business outcomes.
This course helps you make that shift-fromfacilitating Scrum to thinking and operating as a Delivery Leader.
In this course, you will learn to
-Shift from a ceremony-focused mindset to a delivery leadership mindset.
-Apply Lean, Kanban, and flow-based thinking to identify bottlenecks, waste, delays, and improvement opportunities.
-Strengthen stakeholder communication, executive conversations, escalation, governance, and compliance.
-Understandhow cross-team dependency planning and risk management impact the planning, execution, and outcomes.
-Coordinate delivery across multiple teams using scaling concepts, PI Planning, dependencies, and cross-team collaboration.
-Use financial and business concepts such as capacity, demand, Cost of Delay, and WSJF to support delivery decisions.
-Develop technical delivery literacy around environments, testing, CI/CD, releases, deployments, incidents, and technical risks.
-Use delivery metrics and dashboards to improve visibility, predictability, risk management, and decision-making.
Develop a Broader View of Agile Delivery
The course brings these capabilities together into a practical Delivery Leadership model. Instead of treating Scrum, Lean, project management, governance, technology, stakeholder management, and metrics as disconnected topics, you will explore how they interact in real delivery environments.
You will examine the difference betweenbeing busy and delivering value,tracking activity and managing flow, andfacilitating a team and influencing the broader delivery system.
You will also explore how Agile delivery operates within organizations where planning, governance, compliance, financial constraints, technical dependencies, and stakeholder expectations still matter.
This isnot a Scrum fundamentals course. It assumes a basic understanding of Scrum and Agile ways of working and focuses on what changes when your delivery responsibility expands beyond the Scrum team.
Whether you are an experienced Scrum Master looking to take on broader delivery responsibility, a Scrum Master building toward the next stage of your career, or a Delivery Lead or Project Manager working in an Agile environment, this course provides a structured way to develop the mindset and capabilities required for broader delivery leadership.
By the end of the course, you will have a clearer framework forhow to see delivery, how to think about delivery, what to measure, what to communicate, and where to influence as you move beyond the traditional Scrum Master role.
Who this course is for
Scrum Masters who want to evolve beyond ceremony facilitation and develop the mindset and skills required to lead delivery.
Delivery Leads and Project Managers who want to strengthen Agile delivery, planning, risk, governance, stakeholder management, and flow.
Experienced Product Owners who want to improve cross-team delivery, stakeholder alignment, governance, and execution.
This course is especially relevant to Scrum Masters who are being asked to take broader responsibility for delivery outcomes.
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