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At the initiative level, the team decides work to develop additional solution functionality will continue as long as:

A.

The initiative budget hasn ' t been completely used

B.

Management is willing to release funds for the effort

C.

Currently built components deliver the desired outcomes and sufficient value

D.

The team can find additional solution components to build

The team is assessing the initiative and have a number of important decisions to make. These decisions provide valuable feedback to consider at the Strategy Horizon where the following can be determined:

A.

Ability of the delivery team to complete the work

B.

Measure of progress against the plan

C.

Impact to other ongoing initiatives

D.

Amount of money currently spent

At the strategy level, a major component of waste can be avoided by ensuring the enterprise:

A.

Only begins an initiative when a budget is approved for all work

B.

Has a shared understanding of organizational goals and priorities

C.

Has changes to existing work approved by senior management

D.

Has comprehensive business cases approved by senior management

A team is working to deliver capabilities for a fixed date release. They realize that things are going much slower than they expected. Which of the following techniques would provide the team with a way to identify which stories should be delivered, and which should not?

A.

Real Options

B.

Value Modeling

C.

Prioritization

D.

Strategy Alignment

While developing the initial backlog, the team working at the Initiative Horizon determines they will need to prioritize and sequence solution components:

A.

Once only and during release planning

B.

Whenever it is demanded by management

C.

At the end of each release

D.

Multiple times throughout the course of an initiative

The team is struggling with how to best design and explore options for moving forward. They settle on a time-boxed research approach which is often referred to as a:

A.

Simulation

B.

Wasteful

C.

Spike

D.

Incremental

A team is performing strategy work. They have identified several needs to be met and very high-level estimates of the work to deliver value for each of those needs. If the team wants to communicate the path to deliver these initiatives over a strategic period of time, they should use:

A.

Product Roadmap

B.

MoSCoW technique

C.

Sprint Backlog

D.

Cynefin diagram

While quality checking the written user stories, the team ensures one of the components included in the attributes of a user story is:

A.

The explanation of the story’s cost

B.

The stakeholder responsible for testing

C.

The benefit or business value received by the user when the story is implemented

D.

The title describing the goal of the delivery cycle

At the initiative level, the team concludes pre-defined *measures of success, *desired outcomes being reached, and *alignment with organizational strategy can all be used to:

A.

Access the viability of solution components built by the team

B.

Enlist new team members to help develop additional solution components

C.

Determine the likely response to the solution components

D.

Identify possible adoption of a solution by your customers

Two key components of assessing solution options at the Initiative Horizon include:

A.

Shared understanding of the need and a very broad description of solution options

B.

Shared understanding of the need and a description of the selected solution

C.

Shared understanding of the need and a detailed description of all potential solutions

D.

Shared understanding of the need and top three solution options