Practice SAFe, PI Planning, ART, LeSS, and Nexus vocabulary used in large-scale Agile organizations.
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A colleague says 'The train runs on a 10-week cadence.' What does 'the train' refer to?
In SAFe, an Agile Release Train (ART) is a long-lived team of Agile teams that delivers value on a fixed cadence, often called 'the train'.
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What does 'PI Planning' stand for in SAFe?
PI Planning stands for Program Increment Planning — a cadence-based event where all teams on the ART align to a shared mission and plan the next Program Increment.
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Your manager says 'The PI objective is to deliver the checkout redesign.' What is a PI objective?
PI objectives are business and technical goals that each Agile team — and the ART as a whole — commit to achieve during a Program Increment.
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In LeSS (Large-Scale Scrum), how many Product Backlogs exist for multiple teams working on the same product?
LeSS keeps a single Product Backlog owned by one Product Owner, regardless of how many teams work on the product — preserving the single-product focus of Scrum.
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A colleague mentions 'Nexus Integration Team.' What is the primary role of this team?
In the Nexus framework, the Nexus Integration Team coordinates, coaches, and supervises the application of Nexus and ensures that all Scrum teams integrate their work into a single product.