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Start Foundations OF Agile PracticeA cross-functional team is having trouble coordinating work. What is a core Disciplined Agile concept to facilitate better coordination?
Explanation: In Disciplined Agile, 'Coordinate Activities' is a process blade at the Program Level that addresses coordination among teams. It provides a framework for aligning work, managing dependencies, and facilitating communication across teams. Implementing this concept is a core DA approach to improve coordination for cross-functional teams.
Which THREE of the following are elements of 'Agile Governance'?
Explanation: Agile governance is lightweight, transparent, and built into the workflow.
Which THREE factors influence a team's ability to be 'Agile'?
Explanation: Team agility is influenced by team size, skills, and the culture of the organization.
Which TWO of the following are benefits of 'Small Releases'?
Explanation: Option B (Faster feedback from users) is correct because delivering small, frequent releases puts working functionality in front of users sooner, so the team can gather real-world feedback quickly and adjust priorities or design before large investments are made. Option C (Reduced risk of failure) is correct because small releases limit the scope of each change, making defects easier to isolate, test, and roll back, and preventing a single large release from failing catastrophically. The unmarked options do not belong: A (longer hours) is not a benefit and contradicts sustainable pace, D (increased complexity of the release process) is the opposite of what small releases aim for since they simplify and automate delivery, and E (increased documentation requirements) is unrelated to small releases, which typically favor working software over heavy documentation.
Your organization is transitioning from a traditional waterfall environment to Disciplined Agile. Several departments are worried about losing visibility into project progress. What is the most appropriate way to provide this visibility?
Explanation: Disciplined Agile emphasizes empirical, flow-based transparency over plan-based reporting. A digital dashboard exposing Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) and value stream metrics gives stakeholders real-time visibility into work-in-progress, cycle time, and bottlenecks without disrupting the team. This aligns with DA's principle of 'delighting customers' through continuous value delivery and 'being pragmatic' about governance.
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