When basing decisions on economics, how are lead time, product cost, value, and development expense used?
Correct Answer: B
According to SAFe, basing decisions on economics means applying the principles of Lean-Agile budgeting and Lean portfolio management to align investments with strategic outcomes and optimize value delivery. Lead time, product cost, value, and development expense are some of the key economic variables that influence the decision-making process. These variables are used to understand the tradeoffs between different solutions, such as choosing between faster delivery, lower cost, higher quality, or more features. By using these variables, teams and leaders can evaluate the economic impact of their choices and select the best option that maximizes value and minimizes waste. References: [Basing Decisions on Economics], [Lean-Agile Budgeting], [Lean Portfolio Management], [Economic Framework], [Economic Decision Rules].
Question 127
What mechanism is used to align the team members to a common purpose and provide continuous management information?
Correct Answer: D
Question 128
Which of the following is not a role in Scrum?
Correct Answer: A
Question 129
Which statement is true about pair work in the Scaled Agile Framework?
Correct Answer: A
Pair work is a practice where two knowledge workers collaborate over the same asset in real time, providing feedback and quality assurance to each other. It comes from pair programming, a technique defined by the Extreme Programming (XP) agile development framework, where two developers work together on the same code. Pair work can be applied to other domains and disciplines, such as testing, design, business analysis, and more. Pair work can improve the quality, speed, and creativity of the work, as well as enhance the learning and collaboration of the team members. References: Pair Work (Pair Programming) - businessagility. institute, Built-In Quality - Scaled Agile Framework
Question 130
Which pillar in the House of Lean focuses on the Customer being the consumer of the work?
Correct Answer: A
Value is the first and most important pillar in the House of Lean, which is a model that guides the Lean-Agile transformation and culture. Value means delivering the maximum benefit to the customer in the shortest sustainable lead time, while providing the best quality and lowest cost possible1. Value is the ultimate goal of the House of Lean, and it is achieved by applying the other pillars: innovation, relentless improvement, leadership, and respect for people and culture2. Value is also the foundation of the Lean-Agile mindset, which is the way of thinking and acting that enables Business Agility3. Value focuses on the customer as the consumer of the work, and requires understanding and meeting their needs, expectations, and desires4. References: = 1: SAFe Core Values - Scaled Agile Framework1; 2: The SAFe House of Lean model: short and sweet - Echometer2; 3: Lean-Agile Mindset - Scaled Agile Framework3; 4: Exploring Which Pillar in the House of Lean Focuses on the Customer4
