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In Kanban, what is the primary purpose of setting Work-In-Progress (WIP) limits?
Answer: To reduce multitasking and improve flow efficiency
WIP limits prevent bottlenecks by restricting how many items can be in progress simultaneously, which reduces context switching and improves throughput.
Which Agile framework uses the concept of 'Program Increment' (PI) planning to align multiple teams?
Answer: SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework)
SAFe introduces Program Increment planning as a cadence-based event where multiple Agile teams align on a shared mission and vision for the next increment.
What distinguishes a Scrumban approach from pure Scrum?
Answer: It replaces fixed sprints with continuous flow while retaining Scrum ceremonies
Scrumban blends Scrum's structure with Kanban's pull-based continuous flow, often relaxing sprint boundaries while keeping useful ceremonies like retrospectives.
In the Spotify model, what is a 'Chapter'?
Answer: A group of people with similar skills across different squads
A Chapter is a horizontal grouping of specialists who share the same skill set but belong to different squads, enabling knowledge sharing and consistency.
Which practice is central to Extreme Programming (XP) but not typically required in Scrum?
Answer: Test-Driven Development (TDD)
TDD is a core XP practice requiring developers to write failing tests before writing production code, whereas Scrum does not prescribe specific engineering practices.
What is the main goal of a Lean Agile 'value stream mapping' exercise?
Answer: To visualize and optimize the end-to-end flow of delivering value to the customer
Value stream mapping identifies every step from concept to delivery, highlighting waste and delays so teams can streamline the overall process.