AGILE SAFE 6.0 MAIN EXAM 2026 ALL QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Roadmap - ✔✔A schedule of events and Milestones that communicate planned
Solution deliverables over a planning horizon.
✔✔SAFe Implementation Roadmap - ✔✔An overview graphic and a 12-article series
that describes a strategy and an ordered set of activities that have proven to be
effective in successfully implementing SAFe.
✔✔SPCs - ✔✔Certified SAFe® Program Consultants. Change agents who combine
their technical knowledge of SAFe with an intrinsic motivation to improve the company's
software and systems development processes. They play a critical role in successfully
implementing SAFe. SPCs come from numerous internal or external roles, including
business and technology leaders, portfolio/program/project managers, process leads,
architects, analysts, and consultants.
✔✔SAFe for Government - ✔✔A set of success patterns that help public sector
organizations implement Lean-Agile practices in a government context.
✔✔SAFe for Lean Enterprises - ✔✔A knowledge base of proven, integrated principles,
practices, and competencies for achieving business agility by implementing Lean, Agile,
and DevOps at scale.
✔✔Scrum Masters - ✔✔Servant leaders and coaches for an Agile Team. They help
educate the team in Scrum, Extreme Programming (XP), Kanban, and SAFe, ensuring
that the agreed Agile process is being followed. They also help remove impediments
and foster an environment for high-performing team dynamics, continuous flow, and
relentless improvement.
✔✔Scrum XP - ✔✔ScrumXP is a lightweight process to deliver value for cross-
functional, self-organized teams within SAFe. It combines the power of Scrum project
management practices with Extreme Programming (XP) practices.
✔✔SBD - ✔✔Set-Based Design. A practice that keeps requirements and design options
flexible for as long as possible during the development process. Instead of choosing a
single point solution upfront, SBD identifies and simultaneously explores multiple
options, eliminating poorer choices over time. It enhances flexibility in the design
process by committing to technical solutions only after validating assumptions, which
produces better economic results.
✔✔Shared Services - ✔✔Represents the specialty roles, people, and services required
for the success of an ART or Solution Train, but that cannot be dedicated full-time.
, ✔✔Solution - ✔✔Each Value Stream produces one or more Solutions, which are
products, services, or systems delivered to the customer, whether internal or external to
the Enterprise.
✔✔Solution Architect/Engineer - ✔✔Responsible for defining and communicating a
shared technical and architectural vision across a Solution Train to help ensure the
system or Solution under development is fit for its intended purpose.
✔✔Solution Backlog - ✔✔Holding area for upcoming Capabilities and Enablers, each of
which can span multiple ARTs and is intended to advance the Solution and build its
architectural runway.
✔✔Solution Context - ✔✔Identifies critical aspects of the operational environment for a
Solution. It provides an essential understanding of requirements, usage, installation,
operation, and support of the solution itself. Solution context heavily influences
opportunities and constraints for releasing on demand.
✔✔Solution Demo - ✔✔Where the results of development efforts from the Solution
Train are integrated, evaluated, and made visible to Customers and other stakeholders.
✔✔Solution Intent - ✔✔Repository for storing, managing, and communicating the
knowledge of current and intended Solution behavior. Where required, this includes
both fixed and variable specifications and designs; reference to applicable standards,
system models, and functional and nonfunctional tests; and traceability.
✔✔Solution Management - ✔✔Responsible for defining and supporting the building of
desirable, feasible, viable and sustainable large scale business solutions that meet
customer needs over time.
✔✔Solution Train - ✔✔Organizational construct used to build large and complex
Solutions that require the coordination of multiple ARTs, as well as the contributions of
Suppliers. It aligns ARTs with a shared business and technology mission using the
solution Vision, Backlog, and Roadmap, and an aligned Program Increment (PI).
✔✔STE - ✔✔Solution Train Engineer. A servant leader and coach for the Solution
Train, facilitating and guiding the work of all ARTs and Suppliers in the Value Stream.
✔✔Spanning Palette - ✔✔Contains various roles and artifacts that may apply to a
specific team, program, large solution, or portfolio context.
✔✔Stories - ✔✔Short descriptions of a small piece of desired functionality, written in the
user's language. Agile Teams implement small, vertical slices of system functionality
and are sized so they can be completed in a single Iteration.
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Roadmap - ✔✔A schedule of events and Milestones that communicate planned
Solution deliverables over a planning horizon.
✔✔SAFe Implementation Roadmap - ✔✔An overview graphic and a 12-article series
that describes a strategy and an ordered set of activities that have proven to be
effective in successfully implementing SAFe.
✔✔SPCs - ✔✔Certified SAFe® Program Consultants. Change agents who combine
their technical knowledge of SAFe with an intrinsic motivation to improve the company's
software and systems development processes. They play a critical role in successfully
implementing SAFe. SPCs come from numerous internal or external roles, including
business and technology leaders, portfolio/program/project managers, process leads,
architects, analysts, and consultants.
✔✔SAFe for Government - ✔✔A set of success patterns that help public sector
organizations implement Lean-Agile practices in a government context.
✔✔SAFe for Lean Enterprises - ✔✔A knowledge base of proven, integrated principles,
practices, and competencies for achieving business agility by implementing Lean, Agile,
and DevOps at scale.
✔✔Scrum Masters - ✔✔Servant leaders and coaches for an Agile Team. They help
educate the team in Scrum, Extreme Programming (XP), Kanban, and SAFe, ensuring
that the agreed Agile process is being followed. They also help remove impediments
and foster an environment for high-performing team dynamics, continuous flow, and
relentless improvement.
✔✔Scrum XP - ✔✔ScrumXP is a lightweight process to deliver value for cross-
functional, self-organized teams within SAFe. It combines the power of Scrum project
management practices with Extreme Programming (XP) practices.
✔✔SBD - ✔✔Set-Based Design. A practice that keeps requirements and design options
flexible for as long as possible during the development process. Instead of choosing a
single point solution upfront, SBD identifies and simultaneously explores multiple
options, eliminating poorer choices over time. It enhances flexibility in the design
process by committing to technical solutions only after validating assumptions, which
produces better economic results.
✔✔Shared Services - ✔✔Represents the specialty roles, people, and services required
for the success of an ART or Solution Train, but that cannot be dedicated full-time.
, ✔✔Solution - ✔✔Each Value Stream produces one or more Solutions, which are
products, services, or systems delivered to the customer, whether internal or external to
the Enterprise.
✔✔Solution Architect/Engineer - ✔✔Responsible for defining and communicating a
shared technical and architectural vision across a Solution Train to help ensure the
system or Solution under development is fit for its intended purpose.
✔✔Solution Backlog - ✔✔Holding area for upcoming Capabilities and Enablers, each of
which can span multiple ARTs and is intended to advance the Solution and build its
architectural runway.
✔✔Solution Context - ✔✔Identifies critical aspects of the operational environment for a
Solution. It provides an essential understanding of requirements, usage, installation,
operation, and support of the solution itself. Solution context heavily influences
opportunities and constraints for releasing on demand.
✔✔Solution Demo - ✔✔Where the results of development efforts from the Solution
Train are integrated, evaluated, and made visible to Customers and other stakeholders.
✔✔Solution Intent - ✔✔Repository for storing, managing, and communicating the
knowledge of current and intended Solution behavior. Where required, this includes
both fixed and variable specifications and designs; reference to applicable standards,
system models, and functional and nonfunctional tests; and traceability.
✔✔Solution Management - ✔✔Responsible for defining and supporting the building of
desirable, feasible, viable and sustainable large scale business solutions that meet
customer needs over time.
✔✔Solution Train - ✔✔Organizational construct used to build large and complex
Solutions that require the coordination of multiple ARTs, as well as the contributions of
Suppliers. It aligns ARTs with a shared business and technology mission using the
solution Vision, Backlog, and Roadmap, and an aligned Program Increment (PI).
✔✔STE - ✔✔Solution Train Engineer. A servant leader and coach for the Solution
Train, facilitating and guiding the work of all ARTs and Suppliers in the Value Stream.
✔✔Spanning Palette - ✔✔Contains various roles and artifacts that may apply to a
specific team, program, large solution, or portfolio context.
✔✔Stories - ✔✔Short descriptions of a small piece of desired functionality, written in the
user's language. Agile Teams implement small, vertical slices of system functionality
and are sized so they can be completed in a single Iteration.
