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(Select 3) Based on the work of Don Reinertsen, SAFe denotes five primary economic factors that can be used to consider the economic perspective of a particular investment. From the list below, choose three of those primary economic factors.
SAFe adopts the five primary economic factors from Don Reinertsen's ''The Principles of Product Development Flow.'' These are:
Development expense,
Lead time,
Product cost,
Value,
Risk.
From the options given:
A . Lead time is correct (one of the primary factors).
C . Return on Investment (ROI) is a direct measurement of value, so this aligns with ''Value.''
E . Development expense is correct.
''Value stream budget'' is not one of the original economic factors. ''Risk'' is a primary factor, so if you need only three, the best answers are A, C, and E.
SAFe 6.0 Framework: Economic Decision Making
Don Reinertsen, ''The Principles of Product Development Flow''
SAFe 6.0 SPC Guide: ''Exploring Lean Portfolio Management'' module
(Select 2) What steps in the Portfolio Kanban are most appropriate for running research spikes?
A: During the Analysis step, research spikes (time-boxed investigations) are used to clarify feasibility, identify unknowns, and gather data for decision making.
C: In the Funnel step, early research or spikes help determine if the Epic is even worth advancing, especially for innovations or high-risk items.
Portfolio Backlog (D) is for items already accepted for future implementation; it's generally too late for basic research spikes. Implementing (B) is for execution, not discovery.
SAFe 6.0 Website: Portfolio Kanban
SPC 6.0 Guide: ''Spikes are often run during the Funnel and Analysis steps to clarify scope, feasibility, and business case.''
Which SAFe Principle advocates flexible designs to support changing requirements?
SAFe Principle #3 is ''Assume variability; preserve options.'' This principle encourages organizations to maintain multiple requirements and design options for a longer period in the development cycle, enabling them to respond to changing needs with flexible designs. This mitigates risk and increases the chance of finding optimal solutions.
SAFe 6.0, ''SAFe Principles''
SPC 6.0 Guide, ''Becoming a Lean-Agile Leader'' module
What is the purpose of Solution Intent?
Solution Intent in SAFe is the ''single source of truth'' for requirements, design decisions, and tests. It is evolving and just-in-time, not up-front or static, and communicates what the solution is intended to do and how it is intended to do it.
''Solution Intent records and communicates the current and intended requirements, design decisions, and tests for the solution.''
(Source: SAFe 6.0 Framework: Solution Intent)
What is the ideal size of an ART?
SAFe recommends that an Agile Release Train (ART) is typically 50--125 practitioners (people). This range provides the optimal balance of cross-functional skills and manageable coordination overhead.
''ARTs are typically composed of 50--125 people, organized into Agile Teams, all working toward a common mission.''
(Source: SAFe 6.0 Framework: Agile Release Train)
