SAFe Agilist (Leading SAFe) — All Questions
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Agile Release Train
The Agile Release Train (ART) is best described as:
- a.A single agile team
- b.A long-lived team of agile teams delivering value in a value stream✓
- c.A one-time project
- d.A portfolio funding model
An ART is a team of agile teams that continuously delivers value.
Agile Release Train
A typical ART includes roughly how many people?
- a.50 to 125✓
- b.5 to 9
- c.1 to 3
- d.500 to 1000
An ART is usually 50-125 people (a 'Dunbar number' scale).
Agile Release Train
The fixed timebox on which an ART delivers is called the:
- a.Sprint
- b.Release
- c.Program Increment (PI)✓
- d.Fiscal year
The Program Increment (PI) is the ART's cadence, usually 8-12 weeks.
Agile Release Train
The ART aligns teams to a common:
- a.Manager
- b.Office location
- c.Programming language
- d.Mission and cadence✓
Teams on an ART share a mission and operate on a common cadence.