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In SAFe, what role is responsible for maintaining the Program Backlog and prioritizing features for the Agile Release Train?
Answer: Product Manager
The Product Manager in SAFe owns the Program Backlog, defines and prioritizes features, and works with Product Owners to ensure alignment across teams.
Which Agile framework explicitly defines three main roles: Driver, Navigator, and Supporter?
Answer: Dynamic Systems Development Method (DSDM)
DSDM defines specific roles including Business Sponsor, Business Visionary, and Solution Developer, with governance-focused roles that guide and support delivery.
What is the 'Definition of Ready' in Agile frameworks?
Answer: A checklist of criteria a user story must meet before the team commits to working on it
The Definition of Ready ensures that backlog items are sufficiently understood, estimated, and actionable before a team pulls them into a sprint.
In Feature-Driven Development (FDD), what is the typical recommended duration for the 'Build by Feature' iteration?
Answer: Two weeks or less
FDD recommends short iterations of two weeks or less during the Build by Feature phase, where individual features are designed, coded, tested, and inspected.
What is a key difference between Scrum and Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD)?
Answer: DAD is a hybrid toolkit that lets teams choose from multiple Agile approaches based on context
DAD is a process-decision toolkit that provides guidance on choosing strategies from Scrum, Kanban, XP, and other methods based on the team's specific situation.
Which Agile principle does the concept of 'Swarming' most directly support?
Answer: Maximizing the amount of work not done by focusing the whole team on removing a blocker
Swarming involves multiple team members converging on a single critical item or blocker to resolve it quickly, directly supporting the principle of simplicity and eliminating unnecessary delays.