Free SAFe-Agilist Exam Braindumps (page: 8)

Page 8 of 22

What is SAFE?

  1. SAFE is a framework to implement Devops
  2. SAFE is based of proven, integrated Lean practices and principles, Agile and Devops
  3. SAFE is a tool for budget management

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe®) empowers complex organizations to achieve the benefits of Lean- Agile software and systems development at scale. SAFe is the world’s leading framework for scaling Agile across the enterprise. Used by hundreds of the world’s largest organizations, SAFe sustains and drives faster time-to-market, dramatic increases in productivity and quality, and improvement in employee engagement. SAFe is designed to help businesses continuously and more efficiently deliver value on a regular and predictable schedule. It provides a knowledge base of proven, integrated principles and practices to support enterprise agility.



What is the foundation of the customer-centric?

  1. Market and user research
  2. Product lifecycle
  3. Customer value
  4. Whole product solution

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The foundation of the customer-centric enterprise is market and user research that creates actionable insights into the problems customers face, the solution requirements, and the solution context. Market research tends to drive strategy; user research tends to drive design. Research activities occur continuously and are directly supported through Continuous Exploration in the Continuous Delivery Pipeline, product telemetry data, and the feedback loops that exist between the solution and the Solution Context.



Select the actors in the backlog refinement event.

  1. The agile team
  2. The development team
  3. All the people on the train
  4. All train stakeholders

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The team backlog must always contain some stories that are ready for implementation without significant risk or surprise. Agile teams take a flow-based approach to maintain this level of backlog readiness, typically by having at least one team backlog refinement event per iteration (or even one per week).
Backlog refinement looks at upcoming stories (and features, as appropriate) to discuss, estimate, and establish an initial understanding of acceptance criteria. Teams may apply Behavior-Driven Development, using and use specific examples to help clarify stories. The backlog refinement process is continuous and issues, dependencies, and stories are likely to result. In this way, backlog refinement helps surface problems with the current plan, which will come under discussion in ART sync events.



What are the two items can we find in the Team Backlog?

  1. Spikes
  2. Epics
  3. Tasks
  4. User Stories
  5. Enabler Features

Answer(s): A,D

Explanation:

The Team Backlog contains user and enabler Stories that originate from the Program Backlog, as well as stories that arise locally from the team’s local context. It may include other work items as well, representing all the things a team needs to do to advance their portion of the system. The Product Owner (PO) is responsible for the team backlog. Since it includes both user Stories and enablers, it’s essential to allocate capacity in a way that balances investments across conflicting needs. This capacity allocation takes into account both the needs of the team and the Agile Release Train (ART).



Page 8 of 22



Post your Comments and Discuss Scaled Agile SAFe-Agilist exam with other Community members:

DA commented on October 30, 2024
Very good and help a lot for practice
INDIA
upvote

Prasun Adhikary commented on September 07, 2024
This is a cool practice test!
Anonymous
upvote