Which statement is true about ART events?
Which statement is true about ART events?
ART events, including PI Planning, the Scrum of Scrums, and the Inspect and Adapt workshop, are designed to create a closed-loop system ensuring continuous planning, execution, and feedback. Team events such as daily stand-ups, iteration planning, and iteration reviews occur within the context of these ART events, following a nested Plan-Do-Check-Adjust cycle.
The MCQ has been updated since: [ ] They are facilitated by the APMO [ ] They create a plan-do-check-adjust cycle [ ] They are used to coordinate between ARTs in a Solution Train [ ] They include a Portfolio Review
What is the right answer?
Thank you for the question. Below are my thoughts: - facilitated by the APMO - No. SAFe doesn't mention APMO as a term. - they create a plan-do-check-adjust cycle - I can only partially agree with that. Here is the confirmation https://scaledagileframework.com/iterations/ that PDCA is more complicated that events circle - they are used to coordinate between ARTs in a Solution Train - Yes, they are. - they include a Portfolio Review - The answer is no. See here https://scaledagileframework.com/essential-safe/
option D
option B ART Events Drive Development When it comes to execution for a single ART, a dual Plan-Do-Check-Adjust (PDCA) sequence of events creates a closed-loop system to keep the train on the tracks, as illustrated in Figure 2. The outer loop represents the ART’s PDCA cycle for the PI, while the inner circle represents an Agile Team’s PDCA cycle for an iteration. In this example, the team is using Scrum for the inner loop. The diagonal line (PI Start) shows that after ART completes PI Planning, the teams on the train start the inner PDCA loop. © Scaled Agile, Inc. Include this copyright notice with the copied content. Read the FAQs on how to use SAFe content and trademarks here: https://scaledagile.com/about/about-us/permissions-faq/ Explore Training at: https://scaledagile.com/training/calendar/