SAFe SPC Context
This article explores a real-world SPC exam scenario and reinforces core responsibilities.
Exam Question
Which statement is true about multiple Agile Release Train (ART) rollouts?
(choose the best answer)
A. ART rollouts should be incremental; one ART should start when another reaches the accelerate step in the Roadmap
B. ARTs should only be rolled out if their system team has been identified
C. ART rollouts can be done sequentially or in parallel
D. Only one ART should be rolled out at a time to limit work in process (WIP)
Correct Answer
C. ART rollouts can be done sequentially or in parallel
Explanation
Correct Answer
C. ART rollouts can be done sequentially or in parallel:
This response aligns with SPC principles and SAFe guidance for this situation.
Incorrect Answers
A. ART rollouts should be incremental; one ART should start when another reaches the accelerate step in the Roadmap:
This option misrepresents the responsibilities or mindset of an SPC.
B. ARTs should only be rolled out if their system team has been identified:
This option misrepresents the responsibilities or mindset of an SPC.
D. Only one ART should be rolled out at a time to limit work in process (WIP):
This option misrepresents the responsibilities or mindset of an SPC.
Agile Leadership Insights
- Enablement: SPCs equip teams and leaders with Lean-Agile knowledge.
- Transformation: They actively guide SAFe implementations across the enterprise.
- Scaling Practices: SPCs ensure consistent flow and alignment at all levels.
Relevance to the SPC Exam
This question format mirrors the actual SPC exam. Understanding the SPC’s role and decision-making logic is essential for passing and for leading transformations.
Key Takeaways
- SPCs guide enterprise-wide Lean-Agile adoption.
- SAFe encourages systemic thinking and long-term enablement.
- Traditional, rigid planning approaches are not effective in SAFe.
Conclusion
SPCs play a critical role in embedding Agile practices across an organization. For focused practice, visit our SPC Exam Prep.
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