Self-Paced
Flight Levels System Architecture (FLSA)
Establish enterprise flow with Flight Levels System Architecture.
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- 1-to-1 trainer sessions
- Set your own pace
- Redo sections as needed
- Country discount applies (PPP)
Self-Paced Preview
Check out this Flight Levels System Architecture introduction video for a flavour of what to expect.
What to look forward to...
You will gain access to the following exclusive benefits:
- Trainer consultation:
Two hours 1-to-1 with a certified Flight Levels trainer (either 4 x 30 minutes, 2 × 60 minutes, 1 × 120 minutes, or a combination). - Regular Updates:
Stay up-to-date with all modifications and enhancements to the course content and exercises. - Personal Exercise Board:
Make the most of your personalised exercise board, seamlessly working through all course exercises at your own pace. - Dedicated Discussion Space:
Discuss, connect, and exchange insights with fellow participants and renowned Flight Levels Professionals. - Certificate of Completion:
Upon successfully finishing the course, we honour your achievement with a “Certificate of Completion” issued by the Flight Levels Academy.
Flight Levels System Architecture
Business agility at scale with Flight Levels System Architecture
Flight Levels Self-Paced Online Workshop
- Deep dive into Flight Levels System Architecture: Experience what it means when an entire organisation uses Flight Levels
- Define your Flight Levels: Identify already existing Flight Levels in your organisation and find a way to connect them to enable Enterprise Flow.
- Define value delivery flow across the entire organisation Learn how work flows from a strategic idea across all the Flight Level Systems to the customer.
- Design effective collaboration models: Connect people to talk about the right things at the right time
- Take-Off: Become the Architect of the Flight Levels Systems at your organisation
- Available in English and German
Self-Paced Workshop
What we will cover:
Flight Levels Systems Architecture Introduction
- Introduction
- Flight Levels Systems Architecture Essentials
- Work Systems Topology
- Your Use Case
Building a Work Systems Topology
- Building a Work Systems Topology
- Identify potential Flight Level 2 Systems
- Map Teams to the Flight Level 2 Systems
- Remove unnecessary Flight Level 1 Systems from the WST
- Identify coordination efforts between Flight Level 2 Systems
- Identify Flight Level 3 Systems
- Work Systems Topology Designs & Conclusion
Flight Routes
- Flight Routes
- Flight Route Patterns
Agile Interactions
- Agile Interactions
Take-Off
- Flight Levels Change Design
- Discover & Prepare
- Design
- Operate & Improve
- Create Focus for Improvement on the System Level
- Multidimensional Change Flows
- Summary & Final Conclusions
Start now!
- 1-to-1 trainer sessions
- Set your own pace
- Redo sections as needed
- Country discount applies (PPP)
Frequently asked questions
The article outlines the Flight Levels System Architecture (FLSA) as an alternative approach to fostering business agility at scale. It doesn’t explicitly compare FLSA to traditional Agile methodologies. However, the beauty of Flight Levels is the thinking model it provides which leads to true business agility in any organisation. Flight Levels is not a methodology nor a one-size-fits-all approach. It recognises that all organisations are unique and have their own challenges, and therefore need a unique approach to achieving business agility.
While the article mentions the benefits and goals of FLSA, such as improving value flow across the organisation and connecting agile islands, it lacks concrete examples or case studies of organisations that have successfully implemented FLSA. If you are interested in a case study, feel free to contact us and we will send one to you.
Implementing any new approach comes with its challenges. The article doesn’t address potential obstacles or barriers that organisations might encounter when implementing FLSA, nor does it provide guidance on overcoming them. However, in the FLSA training course, we explore the challenges of implementation, along with concrete actions and strategies to address them.
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In our Flight Levels course, you will learn what it takes to effectively manage flow.
