Answering: “When might Feature size not be a good substitute for the duration of WSJF? (choose the best two answers)”

When might Feature size not be a good substitute for the duration of WSJF?

(choose the best two answers)
A. The Feature did not originate from a Program Epic.
B. The Feature involves a team or team members who represent a bottleneck.
C. The Feature did not originate from a Value Stream Capability.
D. The Feature involves a remote third-party vendor that has a formal scope-approval process.
E. The Feature has not yet been broken down into user stories by the Product Owner.

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Answering: “What applies to the Portfolio Backlog? (choose the best two answers)”

What applies to the Portfolio Backlog?

(choose the best two answers)
A. The Portfolio Kanban holds Capabilities that are ready for implementation.
B. Programs plan PIs so that they exhaust the Portfolio Backlog and only then work on their local priorities.
C. It provides a low-cost holding area for approved Business and Enabler Epics.
D. WSJF is used to prioritize Epics in the Portfolio Backlog.

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Answering: “What would you examine when identifying Value Streams in an enterprise moving to SAFe? (choose the best two answers)”

What would you examine when identifying Value Streams in an enterprise moving to SAFe?

(choose the best two answers)
A. The project cost accounting procedures in place.
B. The internal departments which are supported.
C. The number of ARTs which would be contained in the Portfolio.
D. The current products which the company sells.

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