SAFe 5.0 Flashcards

Help students prepare for SAFe 5.0 certification

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4 Levels of SAFe

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Portfolio
Value Stream
Program
Team

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4 Values of SAFe

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Alignment
Built in Quality
Transparency
Program Execution

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SAFe House of Lean
Roof
4 pillars
Fondation

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Roof - Value

4 Pillars - 
Respect for People and culture
Flow
Innovation
Relentless Improvement

Foundation - Leadership

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What is the Goal of Lean

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Goal of Lean is to deliver maximum value in the shortest sustainable lead time

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5
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What is the meaning of Kaizen

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Competitive Danger

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Competitive Danger is part of which pillar in SAFe House of Lean?

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Innovation Pillar

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Continuous incremental value delivery with constant feedback and adjustment is part of which pillar in SAFe House of Lean?

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Flow

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8
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The business entity to which each SAFe portfolio belongs is called

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Enterprise

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9
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How many principles does SAFe Lean-Agile have?

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10 principles

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What are the 10 principles of SAFe Lean-Agile?

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  1. Take an economic view
  2. Apply systems thinking
  3. Assume variability, preserve options
  4. Build incrementally with fast integrated learning cycles 5. Base milestones on objective evaluation of working systems.
  5. Visualize and limit work-in-progress, reduce batch sizes manage queue lengths
  6. Apply cadence (timing), synchronize with cross-domain planning
  7. Unlock the intrinsic motivation of knowledge workers
  8. Decentralize decision-making
  9. Organize around value
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What is WSJF?

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Weighted Shortest Job First (WSJF). WSJF prioritizes the backlog to ensure the highest value is delivered in the shortest lead time

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What are Lean Budget Guardrails?

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Lean Budget Guardrails describe the policies and practices for budgeting, spending, and governance for a specific portfolio

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How are portfolio investments organized, according to lean budgets?

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Portfolio investments are organized under exploring (Horizon 3), emerging (Horizon 2) , investing / extracting (Horizon 1) and retiring (Horizon 0)

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What are 5 considerations for economic trade offs

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  1. Product cost (Manufacturing, deployment or operational costs)
  2. Lead Time (time required to build the product)
  3. Risk (market risk)
  4. Development Expense (cost of labour)
  5. Value (Price to customer)
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What are the 4 Lean Budget Guardrails?

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  1. Guiding investments by horizon
  2. Applying capacity allocation to optimize value and solution integrity
  3. Approving significant initiatives
  4. Continuous Business Owner engagement
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What are the 3 aspects of Systems thinking?

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  1. The solution itself is a system
  2. The Enterprise Building the System Is a System, Too
  3. Understand and Optimize the Full Value Stream
17
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Set Based Design is part of which SAFe Principle?

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Assume Variability, Preserve Value

18
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PDAC (Plan - Do - Adjust - Cycle) is part of which SAFe Principle?

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Build incrementally with fast integrated learning cycles

19
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What are the 3 primary keys to achieving flow?

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Visualize and limit work in process (WIP)
Reduce the batch sizes of work items
Manage queue length

20
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What does a Kanban board help in achieving?

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Visualizing the current volume of work

21
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Decisions that can be centralized vs decentralized?

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Centralized:
Infrequent, Long lasting, Offer significant economies fo scale

Decentralized:
Frequent, Time critical, Require local information

22
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ART

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Agile Release Train

23
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Progression of Value in SAFe

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Agile Team - Agile Release Train - Solution Train - Portfolio

24
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What is LACE?

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Lean Agile Centre of Excellence