최신 SP-SAFe-Practitioner 무료덤프 - Scaled Agile SAFe for Teams SP (6.0) - SAFe Practitioner

A. They are counted when calculating load

B. They are items the team has high confidence in

C. They are extra things teams can do if they have time

D. They are included in the commitment

A. Iteration goals

B. Iteration sequencing

C. Iteration estimate

D. Iteration demo

A. To reduce handoffs and dependencies

B. To enable Continuous Deployment

C. To ensure large queues are not forming

D. To support multitasking

A. To ensure quality by testing the Solution

B. To represent the Customer to the Agile Team

C. Estimate the Stories in the Product Backlog

D. To prioritize the Program Backlog

A. Stream-aligned team

B. Platform team

C. Enabling team

D. Complicated subsystem team

A. Improves transparency

B. Removes accountability from leaders

C. Reduces delays

D. Ensures strategic decisions are made collaboratively

A. To facilitate team meetings and drive Agile behavior

B. To foster adoption of Agile technical practices

C. To foster normalized estimating within the team

D. To sequence backlog items to program priorities, events, and dependencies

A. Enterprise Solution Delivery

B. Organizational Agility

C. Agile Product Delivery

D. Team and Technical Agility

A. Set based design

B. Empathy maps

C. Portfolio canvas

D. Behavior-driven development

A. Pair to complete the work faster

B. Split stories

C. Make current work visible

D. Size stories smaller

A. A methodology used to deliver usable and reliable solutions to the end user

B. A lightweight process for cross-functional, self-organized teams

C. A process for continuously maintaining deployment readiness

D. A routine method of deploying deliverables to operations

A. The business context presentation

B. The management Review and Problem-Solving workshop

C. The team breakout session

D. The draft plan review

A. Delays

B. Activities that lack innovation

C. Key performance indicators

D. Predictability issues of the train