SAFe Agile 6.0 Lesson 6 verified to pass

SAFe Agile 6.0 Lesson 6What techniques do Agile Teams use to maintain Customer focus? - correct answer Product roles as a proxy. Gemba walks. Empathy mapping. Solution telemetry. System Demo. What is Gemba (also written as genba)? - correct answer Is a Japanese word meaning "the actual place." In lean practices the gemba refers to "the place where value is created" such as the shop floor in manufacturing. the operating room in a hospital. the job site on a construction project. What is product role as a proxy? - correct answer Focus on how value is determined by the Customer. Bring the Business Owners Customers and end users as needed to ART and team events. Identify the need and plans for implementing Design Thinking activities such as Gemba walks and empathy interviews. What is Empathic design? - correct answer It refers to our ability to put aside our preconceived ideas and develop Solutions from the perspective of our Customers. What is an Empathy Map? - correct answer A tool that help teams develop deep shared understanding and empathy for others. The empathy map can be used to design better experiences and Value Streams. What is Telemetry? - correct answer It is the automation process to collect the data and send to receiving equipment for monitoring. Telemetry has two major components such as recording telemetry metrics and platform to manage telemetry metrics. What is the purpose of the iteration review? - correct answer It provides the true measure of progress by showing working software functionality and business outcome progression. Preparation starts with planning. Teams demonstrate every Story spike refactor and NFR. Attended by the team and its stakeholders. What are the iteration review guidelines? - correct answer Time-box:Approximately one-to-two hours long.Preparation: Review preparation should be limited to one-to-two hours. Minimize presentation. Work from the repository of Stories.Attendees: If a major stakeholder cannot attend the PO should follow up individually.