Best Agile Certification Podcasts (2025)

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Why should your next business strategy start with compliance? In conversation with Alexander Byrne 17:35

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In this episode of Trust.ID Talk: The Digital Certificate and Identity Security Podcast, host Michelle Davidson is joined by Alexander Byrne, Director of Compliance at Thrive, to discuss how organizations can leverage compliance as a competitive advantage rather than viewing it simply as a regulatory burden to enhance their tech stack and accelerat…

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EP 75: IoT-based Living Off The Land Attacks and Air-Gapping Solar Systems 24:02

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At Black Hat USA 2025, Dan Berte, IoT Director at Bitdefender, revisits his talk last year about hacking solar panels in light of the blackout in Spain and Portugal. While the Iberian Peninsula blackout wasn’t an attack, it shows how sensitive these systems are when mixing old and new technologies, and how living off the land attacks might someday …

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EP 74: Turning Surveillance Cameras on their Axis 28:36

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At Black Hat USA 2025, Noam Moshe from Claroty’s Team 82 revealed several vulnerabilities in Axis Communications’ IP camera systems, including a deserialization flaw that could let attackers run remote code. The team worked with Axis to patch the issues. Moshe says that this case highlights the broader security risks still common in the billions of…

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S12|E12 S12|E12 Bringing AVoIP to Life: The Future of Meeting Room Tech with Cisco Vision PTZ

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In this episode of Cisco Champion Radio, we dive into the future of meeting room technology and the innovations reshaping hybrid collaboration. From the shift to AV over IP and the power of Cisco Vision PTZ to the AI-driven features in RoomOS 26, Cisco is redefining what’s possible in modern meeting spaces.Discover how AI enhances audio and video e…

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EP 73: BADBOX 2.0: Blurring the line between bots and human for cybercrime 37:56

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Ad fraud driven by both humans and AI agents require new signals beyond traditional bot-vs-human checks. Gavin Reid and Lindsay Kaye from HUMAN Security discuss how monetization includes ad and click fraud (peach pit), selling residential proxy access, and operating botnets for hire and preventing harm requires dismantling criminal infrastructure a…

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Welcome to the PMI Project Management Professional Certification 1:57

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Welcome to CompTIA Project+ 1:58

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From Firefighting to Strategizing IT Security with Giles Thornton 16:06

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In this episode of Trust.ID Talk: The Digital Certificate and Identity Security Podcast, host Michelle Davidson is joined by Giles Thornton, Head of Information Security at The Premier League, to explore why security teams feel like they’re constantly firefighting and how to break free. Giles shares insights into security perfectionism and complian…

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S12|E11 Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Training, Resources, and Updates from Learn with Cisco

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In this episode of Cisco Champion Radio, we spotlight Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the resources available to help you strengthen your skills and defenses in an evolving threat landscape. With cyberattacks growing more sophisticated and the industry facing a global shortage of 4 million professionals, the need for education and training has ne…

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S12|E10 Building a Sustainable Future with IT

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Sustainability is no longer a “nice to have”—it’s quickly becoming a priority for businesses, boards, and communities across the globe. In this episode of Cisco Champion Radio, we explore how IT is playing a central role in driving sustainable outcomes and reshaping the future of buildings, products, and customer experiences.Our experts unpack Cisc…

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S12|E9 The Quest for Ultra-Reliability: From Wi-Fi to URWB

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From AI-powered robots to autonomous vehicles and data-hungry cameras, the next generation of connected assets is pushing wireless networks to their limits. While Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 deliver leaps in speed, bandwidth, and capacity, some applications demand even more—ultra-low latency, higher reliability, and seamless connectivity.In this episode, …

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S12|E8 CC Unfiltered: Unpacking Security Trends

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In this episode of Cisco Champion Radio, we dive into the ever-evolving security landscape, with a focus on the rise of identity-based attacks, third-party risk, and the challenges of integrating security tools in modern operations.Join security experts and Champions as they unpack how cybercriminals are bypassing traditional defenses—exploiting us…

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S12|E7 The Next Evolution of Cisco Certifications

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The tech landscape never stops evolving — and neither does Cisco's commitment to keeping IT professionals ahead of the curve. In this episode of Cisco Champion Radio, we dive deep into the latest updates to the Cisco Certification Portfolio, designed to better align with the skills, roles, and technologies shaping the future of networking.Join us a…

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EP 72: Does a CISSP Certification Make Sense For OT? 27:49

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Certification exams increasingly reflect the IT OT convergence, acknowledging that many protections apply across both domains requiring holistic security approaches rather than siloed solutions. John France, CISO at ISC2, explains that as threats grow more complex, certifications, continuous learning, and diverse skills are essential to building a …

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Sharing Lessons and Extending Resources with Barbara Kephart: Part 4 10:48

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In this final installment of the podcast series, Crystal Richards and Barbara Kephart extend their expertise to rising project managers. They share their latest projects, reflect on lessons learned, and open themselves up to provide resources, recommendations, and encouragement for the next generation of project leaders. This wrap-up episode leaves…

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EP 71: Meeting Cybersecurity Requirements That Don’t Yet Exist 47:09

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The EU’s new Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) sets higher security requirements but leaves many technical details undecided. This puts pressure on vendors of connected or software-based products to either redesign, retrofit, or withdraw from the market. According to Roland Marx, Senior Product Manager at Swissbit, the CRA’s three-year rollout is meant to…

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Crystal Richards: Behind the Scenes in Writing My Book - What This Book Means to Me 1:17

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Author of PMP Exam Prep For Dummies, Crystal Richards, relates to the misfit project managers and serves to bridge the gap for rising misfits to the project management space. She shares her acknowledgements and appreciates her support system for keeping her motivated during the writing process. #PMP #ExamPrep #MindsparQ…

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Breaking Into the Role of Project Manager with Barbara Kephart: Part 3 12:35

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In this episode, host Crystal Richards and Barbara Kephart grapple with the realities of breaking into the project management role. They discuss the challenges of becoming a subject matter expert, establishing credibility, and learning how to confidently command space in the workplace. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to start or st…

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Crystal Richards: Behind the Scenes in Writing My Book - Finding and Keeping My Voice 1:29

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Author of PMP Exam Prep For Dummies, Crystal Richards, appreciated the opportunity from the publisher, Wiley, to speak in her natural voice in her book. As if it’s a transcription of her live course classroom, PMP Exam Prep for Dummies encapsulates the real her. The blunt version, the mentor version, and the friendly coffee date version. #PMP #Exam…

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Who Decides the Internet’s Trust Rules? Inside the CA/B Forum with Arvid Vermote 16:01

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In this episode of Trust.ID Talk: The Digital Certificate and Identity Security Podcast, host Michelle Davidson is joined by Arvid Vermote, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at GlobalSign, to dive into the Certificate Authority/Browser Forum (CA/B Forum), the decision-making body behind the rules that keep the internet's trust backbone secu…

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Crystal Richards: Behind the Scenes in Writing My Book - That One-Star Review 1:25

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Author of PMP Exam Prep For Dummies, Crystal Richards, opens up in this candid voice note about her first one-star review. Her honest, raw reaction and seeing the good in public feedback while turning it into motivation reinforces the confidence she encourages in the book, further inspiring her true audience. #PMP, #ExamPrep, #MindsparQ…

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Crystal Richards: Behind the Scenes in Writing My Book - Writing My Book Like an Agile Project 2:10

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Author of PMP Exam Prep For Dummies, Crystal Richards, gives an insightful reflection in this voice note about time management, content planning, and mindfulness throughout project progression. Crystal also speaks on her experience using the Agile program to assist in the writing and communication process between herself and the shareholders at Wil…

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Owning Your Career with Barbara Kephart: Part 2 13:14

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In this episode, Crystal and Barbara dive into the realities of pivoting into the project management profession. Barbara shares her experiences of accepting alternative positions, creating opportunities for herself, and negotiating for the title she wanted. Her story serves as a reminder that project managers must take charge of their own careers a…

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Episode 99 — Flow Optimization: Using Metrics to Improve Throughput 33:18

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This episode concludes the series by exploring flow optimization as the capstone of agile delivery. Learners discover how metrics such as cycle time, throughput, and flow efficiency reveal opportunities to improve performance. The session emphasizes that optimization is about increasing finished value per unit of time without sacrificing quality. E…

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Episode 98 — Team Interfaces: Shielding the Team from Interruptions 31:35

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This episode explores how teams manage interfaces with stakeholders and the broader organization to protect focus and flow. Learners examine practices such as designated product owners, communication protocols, and boundary-setting. The session emphasizes that shielding does not mean isolation but ensuring that input flows through the right channel…

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Episode 97 — WIP Limits: Constraining Work at Every Level 33:26

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This episode introduces the concept of work-in-progress (WIP) limits as a tool for improving flow and reducing multitasking. Learners discover how limiting concurrent work prevents bottlenecks, shortens cycle time, and improves predictability. The session explains that WIP limits apply at multiple levels, from individual contributors to teams and p…

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Episode 96 — Collaboration: Strengthening Customer–Team Interaction 32:37

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This episode reviews how collaboration between customers and teams sustains alignment and value delivery. Learners explore practices such as joint backlog refinement, co-creation workshops, and regular demos. The session highlights that collaboration reduces misunderstandings, builds trust, and accelerates learning. Examples show how PMI exam scena…

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Episode 95 — Acceptance: Validating Deliverables Against Criteria 32:25

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This episode highlights the role of acceptance in confirming that deliverables meet defined criteria. Learners explore how clear acceptance criteria guide development, testing, and validation. The discussion emphasizes that acceptance ensures both quality and alignment with stakeholder expectations. Examples illustrate PMI exam scenarios where inco…

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Episode 94 — Customer Analysis: Identifying Users and Needs 32:59

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This episode explores how agile teams perform customer analysis to ensure products address the right problems. Learners examine techniques such as interviews, personas, and journey mapping to identify user groups and their needs. The session emphasizes that customer analysis is not a one-time task but an ongoing process as markets and users evolve.…

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Episode 93 — Effectiveness: Evaluating Process Changes 32:57

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This episode reviews how agile teams evaluate the effectiveness of process changes after implementation. Learners are introduced to methods such as pilot testing, A/B comparisons, and retrospective reviews to determine whether improvements achieved their intended outcomes. The session emphasizes that evaluation is essential to refining practices an…

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Episode 92 — Implementation: Executing Improvement Actions 31:17

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This episode focuses on how agile teams translate improvement insights into concrete actions. Learners explore how to plan, prioritize, and execute changes within the flow of delivery. The discussion emphasizes embedding improvements in the backlog, assigning ownership, and measuring impact. Examples highlight PMI exam scenarios where improvements …

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Episode 91 — Evidence-Driven Improvement: Metrics and Feedback 34:34

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This episode emphasizes the role of evidence in guiding continuous improvement. Learners discover how teams use metrics such as throughput, cycle time, and defect rates alongside stakeholder feedback to inform changes. The session explains that improvement should be anchored in data, not opinions, ensuring credibility and accountability. Examples i…

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Episode 90 — Iteration: Repeating Identification and Reduction Cycles 32:37

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This episode emphasizes how iteration sustains continuous improvement. Learners discover how repeating cycles of waste identification, reduction, and reassessment ensures that improvements compound over time. The discussion explains that iteration is not limited to product development but also applies to processes and practices. Examples illustrate…

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Episode 89 — Waste Reduction: Prioritizing and Executing Improvements 33:08

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This episode builds on waste detection by focusing on reduction strategies. Learners explore how to prioritize which wastes to eliminate first, based on impact and feasibility. The discussion emphasizes incremental execution of improvements to avoid overwhelming the team. Examples highlight PMI exam scenarios where waste persists because teams fail…

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Episode 88 — Waste Detection: Metrics, Tools, and Feedback Loops 32:32

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This session examines how agile teams detect waste that slows value delivery. Learners explore categories of waste, such as handoffs, waiting, rework, and overproduction, and how tools like cumulative flow diagrams reveal inefficiencies. Feedback loops are emphasized as critical to identifying and reducing waste. Examples show how PMI exam scenario…

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Episode 87 — Value Stream: Visualizing End-to-End Flow 32:19

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This episode introduces the concept of value streams, which map the flow of value from customer request to delivery. Learners explore how visualizing value streams reveals bottlenecks, handoffs, and delays that constrain throughput. The session emphasizes that understanding flow end-to-end enables teams to focus on systemic improvement. Examples hi…

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Episode 86 — Learning Loops: Preventing Recurrence with Lessons Learned 31:57

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This session highlights how agile teams use learning loops to prevent recurrence of issues and embed knowledge into practice. Learners are introduced to methods such as after-action reviews, root cause follow-ups, and retrospective-driven experiments. The emphasis is on turning lessons into sustainable improvements. Examples show how PMI exam scena…

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Episode 85 — Monitoring and Control: Tracking Risks and Impediments 31:11

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This episode focuses on how agile teams monitor and control risks and impediments once they are identified. Learners explore techniques such as risk boards, burndown charts, and regular reviews to track exposure and progress. The emphasis is on visibility, ownership, and adaptation. Examples show how PMI exam scenarios may present risks that disapp…

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Episode 84 — Prioritization: Sequencing Mitigation and Removal Work 32:40

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This session dives into prioritizing work related to risk mitigation and impediment removal. Learners explore how to balance delivery of features with the necessity of addressing items that threaten flow and quality. The discussion emphasizes that prioritization must account for both value creation and risk reduction. Examples highlight PMI exam sc…

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Episode 83 — Team Engagement: Co-Creating the Best Course of Action 30:44

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This episode explores how agile leaders engage teams by involving them directly in problem-solving and decision-making. Candidates learn how co-creation builds ownership, improves motivation, and strengthens outcomes. The discussion highlights practices such as collaborative workshops, consensus-building, and shared prioritization. Examples show ho…

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Episode 82 — Risk and Impediment Identification: Proactive Discovery 30:34

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This session highlights the importance of identifying risks and impediments early before they escalate into major issues. Learners explore proactive techniques such as risk workshops, backlog reviews, and daily standups to surface concerns quickly. The episode explains how agile favors prevention and early discovery over reactive crisis management.…

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Episode 81 — Data-Driven Decisions: Using Metrics to Guide Action 30:20

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This episode explores how agile teams move from intuition to evidence by making data-driven decisions. Learners discover how metrics such as lead time, cycle time, and customer satisfaction can inform prioritization, process changes, and risk management. The discussion emphasizes that data supports transparency, enabling teams to defend their choic…

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Episode 80 — Metric Review: Analyzing Trends and Variance 29:58

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This episode highlights the importance of reviewing metrics regularly to analyze trends and variance. Learners discover how examining data over time reveals patterns that guide improvement. The session emphasizes that reviewing metrics is not about chasing numbers but about using evidence to drive better decisions. Examples show how PMI exam scenar…

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Episode 79 — Metric Radiation: Making Measures Visible and Useful 30:16

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This episode reviews the concept of metric radiation, which ensures that measures are not hidden but made visible to everyone. Learners explore practices such as dashboards, information radiators, and physical or digital boards that display performance data openly. The goal is to make metrics accessible and actionable. Examples illustrate how PMI e…

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Episode 78 — Metrics Selection: Choosing Measures for Each Audience 29:08

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This session explores how teams select appropriate metrics to guide decisions and demonstrate progress. Learners discover that different audiences—teams, product owners, executives—require different metrics to meet their needs. The discussion emphasizes that one-size-fits-all measurement undermines alignment and clarity. Examples highlight PMI exam…

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Episode 77 — Stakeholder Feedback: Routine Collection and Incorporation 31:07

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This episode explains how agile teams build stakeholder feedback into the rhythm of delivery. Learners are introduced to practices such as sprint reviews, demos, and ongoing conversations that ensure stakeholders are part of the process. The emphasis is on making feedback routine rather than occasional. Examples illustrate PMI exam scenarios where …

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Episode 76 — Small Batches: Delivering in Thin, Testable Slices 29:32

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This session reviews the agile practice of delivering work in small batches to reduce risk, increase feedback, and improve flow. Learners discover how small batches make problems visible earlier and create opportunities for rapid adjustment. The episode emphasizes that delivering in thin slices improves adaptability and stakeholder confidence. Exam…

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Episode 75 — Customer Satisfaction: Evaluating Experience and Outcomes 31:12

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This episode explores customer satisfaction as the ultimate measure of agile success. Learners discover how to evaluate satisfaction through direct feedback, usage patterns, and outcome-based measures. The discussion emphasizes that delivering increments is not enough if customers do not find them valuable. Examples show how PMI exam questions may …

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Episode 74 — Domain 4 Delivery: Overview 28:44

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This episode introduces the fourth PMI-ACP domain, Delivery, which focuses on executing increments effectively and ensuring value flows through the system. Learners gain an overview of the domain’s scope, including practices such as batching, feedback, metrics, and impediment management. The session also clarifies how this domain is weighted on the…