SAFe Value Streams and Business Agility

Question 1

What are the two types of value streams defined in SAFe?

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Operational and Development

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Strategic and Tactical

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Business and Technical

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Portfolio and Team

Question 2

Which of the following best describes an Operational Value Stream in SAFe?

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The steps used to deliver products or services to end customers

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The steps used to develop new products and solutions

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The backlog of features waiting to be implemented

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The process of planning a Program Increment

Question 3

How many core competencies make up the SAFe Business Agility model?

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7

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5

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6

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8

Question 4

What is the primary purpose of value stream mapping in SAFe?

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To visualize and analyze the steps and flow of value to identify waste and improvement opportunities

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To assign team members to specific user stories

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To create the PI roadmap for the next quarter

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To document the SAFe configuration chosen by the enterprise

Question 5

What does LACE stand for in SAFe?

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Lean-Agile Center of Excellence

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Lean Agile Change Enablement

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Large Agile Coordination Engine

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Lean Architecture Continuous Evolution

Question 6

Which competency in SAFe Business Agility addresses the enterprise's ability to quickly adapt strategy and funding in response to market changes?

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Lean Portfolio Management

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Team and Technical Agility

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Organizational Agility

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Continuous Learning Culture

Question 7

In SAFe, a Development Value Stream is best described as:

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The sequence of steps used to build the systems that support operational value streams

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The customer journey from product discovery to purchase

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A portfolio epic that spans multiple ARTs

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The release train's sprint-level delivery cadence