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Program increment (PI) planning is a crucial process in the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), a subset of Agile project methodology where teams come together to plan and align their work for the upcoming PI (typically an 8-12 week increment of work).
Traditional PI planning methods can be cumbersome, especially for distributed teams. Enter Mural’s online PI planning board template. This digital workspace is designed to streamline the PI planning process, making it more visual, collaborative, and conducive to fast decision-making and rapid agreement.

If you’re one of the many teams that utilize SAFe to enjoy a 30-75% improvement in time to market, a PI planning tool like our digital board can help you achieve cross-team alignment and transparency, ensuring that everyone is on the same page and driving towards outcomes at an efficient pace.
Specific benefits of tapping Mural for your next PI planning session include:
PI planning can be a powerful driver for alignment, but it’s not without its challenges. From scattered communication to unclear priorities, these pain points can slow momentum and keep teams from reaching their full potential.
If you’re ready to accelerate workflows within your team’s SAFe methodology, here are some tips for getting the most out of your PI planning board:
Related: The complete PI planning guide for remote teams
PI planning, or program increment planning, is a key event in the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) where teams come together to plan and align their work for the next 8-12 weeks. The goal is to ensure that all teams are working towards the same objectives, identify dependencies, and create a shared understanding of the upcoming work. PI planning is essential for achieving cross-team alignment and transparency, which are core principles of SAFe.
An online PI planning board supports SAFe principles by providing a centralized, visual workspace where all teams can collaborate and align their efforts. This visual representation helps managers and team members identify dependencies, clarify roles and responsibilities, and keep each other informed of progress. By using Mural’s PI planning board, you can achieve better cross-team alignment and transparency, leading to more effective and coordinated work within the ART.
PI planning is typically conducted in a series of steps:
Learn how Booz Allen facilitated a large-scale, remote PI planning workshop with a U.S. government agency.

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