Flight Levels Systems Architecture
In this workshop (FLSA) we show you how to connect agile islands in your organisation.


Course Description
Learn how companies achieve real business agility by managing work beyond team boundaries and operationalising the business strategy.
Scrum, Kanban, SAFe, MorE or LeSS … Teams are trained up and down so that companies finally act agile on the market. Most of the time, however, nothing happens. The teams work hard to live agility, but the fruits of this work do not even make it to the customer due to the maze of internal dependencies.
The Flight Level model helps to identify value streams in the company, to make dependencies visible, and to manage them successfully. It supports teams, departments and divisions in working together more effectively. From strategic decisions to operational implementation, this creates a continuous workflow that carries the company in the desired direction.
In the Flight Level Systems Architecture workshop (FLSA) we show you how to connect agile islands and silos in your organisation.
The problem is: Business agility is not a team sport, but corporate sport. From the strategic to the operational level, agile interactions are necessary.
You want to understand how your company generates value and want to be able to map the value stream from customer requirement to delivery.
You want to identify how dependencies between teams and departments affect the workflow and how to manage them.
You want to achieve that the strategy is understood and implemented at the operational level.
You want to make sure that the agile transformation runs correctly from the beginning or gets back on track.
You want to learn from the creator of the model what the Flight Level are and which systems (boards) you need at which level.
How this workshop can help you
In the FLSA workshop, we learn how to bridge the gap between strategy and execution.
We enable you to apply the Flight Level model independently to the context of your company and to design a proper Flight Level Architecture.
You go home with knowledge that you can immediately apply in practice.
As the creators of the model, we will show you which considerations are behind it and how we help companies in all industries to improve significantly.
The content at a glance
Team Agility vs. Business Agility: What exactly is the difference?
Flight Level: Which levels need to be considered for becoming agile at enterprise scale?
Flight Items: Which work flows through the company and by which systems is it managed?
Flight Routes: Where is work generated? Who decides what work is done? How does the work flow through the company?
Agile Interactions: What meetings are needed for enterprise-wide business agility?
Take-Off: How does an agile change process look like?
The Workshop
The Flight Level thinking model reveals its power through visualisation.
In “Flight Level System Architecture” we consider the organisation as a network of several Flight Level Systems. These systems are involved in the creation of products and services, and they have to communicate with each other. Different (agile) working methods can be used at different Flight Level: Scrum, Kanban, SAFe, LeSS, Design Thinking, or just working – it’s totally ok as well! But be careful: The Flight Level systems/boards in a company are not necessarily identical with its organisational structure! Simply building one board for each team and department is therefore not a good idea. In this workshop, we will show you how to do it properly. Together we will, therefore, solve the central question in the Flight Level Systems Architecture Workshop:
“What boards or Fight Level systems do we need in the organisation?“
By the way: It’s best to bring your colleagues with you if there are already concrete Flight Level plans in your organisation! This creates a small change team that can already work with its own context during training and go home with a good foundation. See our 3-for-2 Special Offer on checkout!
The workshop will take place over consecutive multiple live instructor-led sessions with Intersession Work in-between.
Pricing:
Flight Levels Academy values fairness and have regulated pricing based on PPP adjusted rates for your region. You can read more on Flight Levels Academy's website here. There are 4 pricing bands:
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Please select your country of residence on checkout and the price will adjust accordingly.
*note that pricing will display in ZAR - if you require an invoice in your currency please email office@wedochange.io
System Requirements (only for ONLINE training)
Computer with video camera, microphone, speakers / headphones.
Internet connection capable of supporting streaming video meetings.
Latest Chrome internet browser.
Latest version of Zoom.
Miro - online collaborative whiteboard platform
Slack messaging app
All Zoom/Miro/Slack links will be shared with participants prior to training.