SAFE AGILE PRODUCT MANAGEMENT COMPREHENSIVE
EXAM UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔In whole product thinking potential product represents what? - ✔✔Our vision of
future capabilities that keep customers
✔✔Competitors product capabilities and customers overlapping needs means what for
your product? - ✔✔You lose because you can't perform there!
✔✔Competitors product capabilities and customers overlapping needs overlapping with
your product capabilities means what for your product? - ✔✔You have to fight for those
customers!
✔✔Your product capabilities and customers overlapping needs means what for your
product? - ✔✔You win!
✔✔In APM a ___ is an extensible architecture with a base platform and optional
modules - ✔✔Platform
✔✔A collection of APIs or services provided for a fee or a group of technologies that are
used as a base upon which other apps, processes or technologies are developed is
usually called a __ - ✔✔Platform
✔✔In APM data strategy means... - ✔✔How they and the customers will create and
manage data and metadata as well as what data they own, access, use and share
✔✔In SAFe Solution intent is the repository for what? - ✔✔Storing, managing, and
communicating the knowledge of current and intended solution behavior.
✔✔A short document describing the intended behavior and providing context for
subsequent development activities is what customer-centric requirement artifact? -
✔✔Preview or brief
✔✔A container for a Solution development initiative that is considered large enough or
expensive enough to require reasonable up-front analysis , the definition of a minimum
viable product (MVP), and financial approval before implementation is what customer-
centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Epic
✔✔A delivered piece of business functionality that fulfills a stakeholder need. Each one
of these includes a benefit hypothesis and acceptance criteria and is sized or split as
necessary to be delivered by a single Agile Release Train (ART) in a Program
Increment (Pl). What is this customer-centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Feature
, ✔✔This is a higher-level Solution behavior that typically spans multiple ARTs. They are
sized and split into multiple Features to facilitate their implementation in a single Pl.
What is this customer-centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Capability
✔✔This is used to capture collections of Stories that together define a workflow. What is
this customer-centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Story map
✔✔A short description of a small piece of desired functionality written in the user's
language. What is this customer-centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Story
✔✔This supports the activities needed to extend the Architectural Runway to provide
future business functionality. What is this technical requirement artifact? - ✔✔Enabler
✔✔This defines system attributes such as security, reliability, performance,
maintainability, scalability, and usability. They serve as constraints or restrictions on the
design of the system across the different backlogs. What is this technical requirement
artifact? - ✔✔Nonfunctional requirements (NFRs)
✔✔___ answer these key questions: Who are my desirable markets? What do they care
about? When and how frequently should i release the solution? How should my
architecture evolve? Are there any external factors i need to manage? What versions
are supported? - ✔✔Roadmaps
✔✔___ roadmaps promote clarity in long-range planning and help product managers
collaborate with portfolio managment - ✔✔Solution - focus on markets, epics and
enablers
✔✔The ___ roadmap consists of series of planned PIs with Milestones identified - ✔✔PI
- they are shorter than solution roadmaps
✔✔___ ___ roadmaps promote clarity in managing solutions that have multiple versions
and/or are deployed within complex environments that may require specialized support
policies. - ✔✔Supported versions - focus on solution lifecycle
✔✔__ ___ ___ ___ is an innovation game designed to help product managers
understand stakeholder perceptions of growth. These insights inform the development
of roadmaps. - ✔✔Prune the product tree
✔✔What two primary categories of roadmaps are there? - ✔✔Time centric (make time
explicit) and growth-centric (emphasize balance and infrastructure)
✔✔The primary element of PI planning are what? - ✔✔Features
EXAM UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔In whole product thinking potential product represents what? - ✔✔Our vision of
future capabilities that keep customers
✔✔Competitors product capabilities and customers overlapping needs means what for
your product? - ✔✔You lose because you can't perform there!
✔✔Competitors product capabilities and customers overlapping needs overlapping with
your product capabilities means what for your product? - ✔✔You have to fight for those
customers!
✔✔Your product capabilities and customers overlapping needs means what for your
product? - ✔✔You win!
✔✔In APM a ___ is an extensible architecture with a base platform and optional
modules - ✔✔Platform
✔✔A collection of APIs or services provided for a fee or a group of technologies that are
used as a base upon which other apps, processes or technologies are developed is
usually called a __ - ✔✔Platform
✔✔In APM data strategy means... - ✔✔How they and the customers will create and
manage data and metadata as well as what data they own, access, use and share
✔✔In SAFe Solution intent is the repository for what? - ✔✔Storing, managing, and
communicating the knowledge of current and intended solution behavior.
✔✔A short document describing the intended behavior and providing context for
subsequent development activities is what customer-centric requirement artifact? -
✔✔Preview or brief
✔✔A container for a Solution development initiative that is considered large enough or
expensive enough to require reasonable up-front analysis , the definition of a minimum
viable product (MVP), and financial approval before implementation is what customer-
centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Epic
✔✔A delivered piece of business functionality that fulfills a stakeholder need. Each one
of these includes a benefit hypothesis and acceptance criteria and is sized or split as
necessary to be delivered by a single Agile Release Train (ART) in a Program
Increment (Pl). What is this customer-centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Feature
, ✔✔This is a higher-level Solution behavior that typically spans multiple ARTs. They are
sized and split into multiple Features to facilitate their implementation in a single Pl.
What is this customer-centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Capability
✔✔This is used to capture collections of Stories that together define a workflow. What is
this customer-centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Story map
✔✔A short description of a small piece of desired functionality written in the user's
language. What is this customer-centric requirement artifact? - ✔✔Story
✔✔This supports the activities needed to extend the Architectural Runway to provide
future business functionality. What is this technical requirement artifact? - ✔✔Enabler
✔✔This defines system attributes such as security, reliability, performance,
maintainability, scalability, and usability. They serve as constraints or restrictions on the
design of the system across the different backlogs. What is this technical requirement
artifact? - ✔✔Nonfunctional requirements (NFRs)
✔✔___ answer these key questions: Who are my desirable markets? What do they care
about? When and how frequently should i release the solution? How should my
architecture evolve? Are there any external factors i need to manage? What versions
are supported? - ✔✔Roadmaps
✔✔___ roadmaps promote clarity in long-range planning and help product managers
collaborate with portfolio managment - ✔✔Solution - focus on markets, epics and
enablers
✔✔The ___ roadmap consists of series of planned PIs with Milestones identified - ✔✔PI
- they are shorter than solution roadmaps
✔✔___ ___ roadmaps promote clarity in managing solutions that have multiple versions
and/or are deployed within complex environments that may require specialized support
policies. - ✔✔Supported versions - focus on solution lifecycle
✔✔__ ___ ___ ___ is an innovation game designed to help product managers
understand stakeholder perceptions of growth. These insights inform the development
of roadmaps. - ✔✔Prune the product tree
✔✔What two primary categories of roadmaps are there? - ✔✔Time centric (make time
explicit) and growth-centric (emphasize balance and infrastructure)
✔✔The primary element of PI planning are what? - ✔✔Features
