| Latest Exam Updates| 2024/25 |Safe Popm - Section 2/ Exam Review Questions And Answers, Graded A+/ Verified.

SAFE POPM - SECTION 2/ EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. Set-Based Design (SBD) - -Set-based design is a practice that maintains multiple requirements and design options for a longer period in the development cycle. Empirical data is used to narrow focus based on the emergent knowledge presented at integration-based learning points. Produces more optimal technical and economic outcomes. Set-Based Design AKA - -Set-Based Concurrent Engineering (SBCE) Which Principle does Set-Based Design Apply to? - -Principle 3: Assume variability; preserve options Four Critical Errors of Phase-Gate Milestones - -- Centralizing requirements and design decisions in siloed functions that do not actually build the system - Forcing too-early design decisions and false-positive feasibility - Assuming a point solution exists and can be built correctly the first time - Making up-front decisions creates large batches of requirements, code, tests, and queues leading to large-batch handoffs and delayed feedback. Incremental Milestones vs. Phase-Gates - -System is build in increments and each integration point demonstrates some evidence of feasibility of the solution in process. Each milestone involves requirements, design, development, and testing all producing an increment of value. Which Principle does Incremental Milestones belong to? - -Principle 5 - Base milestones on objective evaluation of working systems Benefits of decentralized decision-making - -- Reduces delays - Inproves product development flow and throughput - facilitates faster feedback & more innovative solutions - Higher levels of empowerment (additional benefit) Characteristics of decisions that should be Centralized - -- Infrequent: not urgent and deeper consideration is appropriate (e.g., product strategy, international expansion) - Long-lasting: Unlikely to change in the short-term (e.g., commitment to tech platform or realignment around value streams) - Provide economies of scale: Deliver large and broad economic benefits (e.g., standard tooling, offshoring) Characteristics of decisions that should be Decentralized - -- Frequent: problem is recurrent and common (e.g., backlog prioritization, response to defects) - Time-critical: High cost of delay (e.g., point releases, customer emergencies, dependencies w/ other teams) - Requires Local Information: Need specific local context (e.g., specific customer needs, significant design problem, self-organization to emerging challenge) Decentralized decision-making applies to what Principle? - -Principle 9: Decentralize decisionmaking Who leads PI Planning preparation? - -PM takes the lead preparing for PI Planning, supported by the PO. They own feature priorities.