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Issued by Deloitte
One of the largest professional services companies in Italy, offers Audit & Assurance, Consulting, Financial Advisory, Risk Advisory, Tax and Legal services to public and private clients in a wide range of sectors.
Release date
06/12/2022
Expiration date
Never
Badge code
61334
Duration:
1,00 hours
Description:
obtain the Agile Master badge upon achievement of 80% of correct answers in the final assessment
Goals:
Learn how to structure, initiate and lead a succesful agile project. Achieve advanced skills and knowledge to carry out day-to-day activities effectively
Competences:
Know critical success factors, key project activities, governance, and work products that should be employed on an agile project
Skills:
Lead an Agile Project by applying its main values and principles in daily activities; respond to change, organize work and manage teams through an Agile approach
Evaluation criteria:
What does "Blockchain Verified Badge" mean?
CBOX digital badges ensure the authenticity and incontestability of the statements they contain thanks to blockchain technology: a computer system consisting of communication protocols and network infrastructure that allows recording any type of information in a decentralized, transparent, secure, and immutable way, proof against any tampering or corruption. Every time a badge's page is opened, a real-time verification is performed by comparing the displayed data with the data stored on the blockchain.
How is the information verified?
At the time of issuance, all the information contained in a badge is notarized on the blockchain: this means that a unique and incontrovertible "digital fingerprint", called a hash-code, is recorded. Starting from the same set of data, the generated hash-code is always the same. Even modifying just one bit of such data results in a completely different hash-code. The cryptographic process that allows verifying that data has not been tampered with consists of generating its hash-code and comparing it with the hash-code originally saved on the blockchain. The match between the two codes is the incontestable and unequivocal proof that the information contained in the certification has not been altered after issuance.
