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  1. What is the recommended duration of a standard PI Planning event?

    Answer: Two days

    PI Planning is typically a two-day event structured with vision, team breakouts, draft plan reviews, and a final plan with confidence vote.

  2. How should the RTE prepare for PI Planning?

    Answer: By coordinating logistics, confirming attendance, and ensuring the vision and top features are ready

    RTE preparation includes logistics coordination, ensuring Product Management has the vision ready, and confirming all stakeholders will attend.

  3. What happens during the 'management review and problem solving' session in PI Planning?

    Answer: Management and teams work together to resolve cross-team conflicts and adjust scope to meet capacity

    The management review session addresses unresolved conflicts, scope adjustments, and capacity issues identified during draft plan reviews.

  4. What is a Program Increment (PI) in SAFe?

    Answer: A timebox of 8–12 weeks during which the ART delivers incremental value

    A PI is a timebox of 8–12 weeks during which the ART plans, executes, and delivers incremental value in the form of working software.

  5. What is the Innovation and Planning (IP) iteration in SAFe?

    Answer: A dedicated iteration at the end of each PI for innovation, hackathons, and PI Planning preparation

    The IP iteration provides time for innovation, education, hackathons, and preparation for the next PI Planning event.

  6. Which metric best measures the success of PI Planning?

    Answer: Percentage of PI Objectives achieved at PI end

    The percentage of PI Objectives achieved at PI end is the primary measure of PI Planning success, reflecting alignment and delivery accuracy.

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