Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) Release Train Engineer Practice Test

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What is communicated on the ART planning board?

  1. Dependencies between teams

  2. Team velocity

  3. PI Objectives

  4. ART PI risks

The correct answer is: Dependencies between teams

The ART planning board is a visual tool used during the Program Increment (PI) planning events within the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) to facilitate alignment and coordination among the Agile Release Train (ART) teams. One of the primary purposes of this board is to clearly communicate critical dependencies between teams. By illustrating these dependencies, teams can identify potential risks or challenges that may impact their ability to deliver on their commitments. This visibility helps to ensure that all teams involved in the ART are aware of how their work interacts with and affects the work of other teams. Consequently, this understanding fosters collaboration and encourages proactive planning to address those dependencies early in the PI cycle. In addition to dependencies, the planning board can include various other elements such as PI Objectives and risks, but the primary focus on communicating dependencies is essential for successful coordination within the ART as it allows teams to plan and collaborate effectively, thereby enhancing overall delivery and alignment with business goals.