SAFe Flashcards

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Lack of Scaling Agile

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Huge amount of the teams to manage

Lack of Agile understanding on management level

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SAFe

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Scaled Agile Framework:
SAFe is framework for large scale projects and it is a mixture of agile and lean principles

An enterprise scale development framework

a combination of lean and agile principles

*basically its a framework for large scale projects

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4 levels of SAFe

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  1. Team Level
  2. Program Level
  3. Value Stream Level
  4. Portfolio Level
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ART

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Agile Release Train:

several agile teams working together to complete a common goal

(5- 125+ people)

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5
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What are two differences between Scrum and SAFe?

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Scrum:
Development Teams are given the freedom to organize themselves and manage their own work
works best when used by companies with a simple organizational structure

SAFe:
requires a high level of coordination and
alignment across teams and management levels which increase work dependency
when large companies want to expand the “agile way of working” beyond the teams

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Release Train Engineer

ART ROLE

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is the chief Scrum master for the train whose job is to facilitate and ensure the ART events and artifacts function correctly

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Program Management or Manager

ART ROLE

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is like the voice of the customer and is responsible for the product backlog and ultimately what gets built

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System Architect

ART ROLE

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defines the overall architecture of the system and helps design the interfaces

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Business Owners

ART ROLE

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are stakeholders of the ART and actively participate in ART events

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Program Increment (PI)

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the ART delivers incremental value in timeboxed periods of 8-12 weeks which typically consist of 5 development iterations and one Innovation and Planning iteration

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PI Planning

ART Event

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  • This event is held over 2-4 days and requires preparation, coordination, and communication
  • It can be face to face and or virtual
  • Each day of the event has its own agenda with issues to be discussed and reworked until their plans have reached a high level of confidence
  • A PI planning event is considered successful when it delivers committed PI objectives assigned by the business owners AND a program board which highlights the new feature’s delivery dates, feature dependencies among teams, and milestones
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The Timing of the System Demo

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The system demo takes place as close to the end of the iteration as possible—ideally, the next day.

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