SAFe Product Owner/Product ManagerDemo

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About the Exam

This certification is for professionals responsible for product owner and product manager work in SAFe, including product owners, product managers, business owners, and portfolio managers. The current study guide covers product owner/product management responsibilities, PI planning preparation, leadership for PI planning, iteration execution, PI execution, and AI applied to product roles. Passing the exam earns certification accreditation and demonstrates readiness to align strategy, backlogs, and execution to deliver value in a SAFe enterprise.

Exam Topics

  • Product Owner/Product Management Roles and Responsibilities14–16%
  • PI Planning Preparation21–24%
  • Leadership for PI Planning14–16%
  • Iteration Execution30–32%
  • PI Execution14–16%

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Last updated March 17, 2026 at 6:15 PM

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QuestionQ1

PI Execution

Which of the following is included in the Inspect and Adapt agenda?

Choose two
  • A ART Backlog refinement
  • B Quantitative and qualitative measurement
  • C System Demo
  • D Management review and confidence vote
Explanation

SAFe’s Inspect and Adapt event includes a PI System Demo and a quantitative and qualitative measurement review, followed by a retrospective and problem-solving workshop. These activities evaluate PI outcomes and identify systemic improvements for the Agile Release Train.

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QuestionQ2

PI Execution

Which event provides visibility into how well the ART is progressing toward meeting the PI Objectives?

  • A PO Sync
  • B Inspect and Adapt
  • C Backlog Refinement
  • D PI Planning
Explanation

The PO Sync provides visibility into an Agile Release Train’s progress toward its PI objectives, while also addressing feature-development problems or opportunities and evaluating any needed scope adjustments.

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QuestionQ3

PI Planning Preparation

Which factor influences Solution and PI Roadmaps?

  • A Market dynamics
  • B ART capacity
  • C Value Streams
  • D Customer-centric Features
Explanation

Market dynamics—including market rhythms and events—affect roadmap timing, releases, and the scheduling of features or solution-development activities. SAFe roadmaps therefore adapt to these changing market conditions.

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QuestionQ4

PI Planning Preparation

What is one pattern for dividing Features into Stories?

  • A Variations in data
  • B Tasks to complete
  • C Layers of the technology stack
  • D Team skills
Explanation

Variations in data can create small, independently valuable story slices, such as supporting one data type, range, or category before another. This preserves a user-focused vertical slice rather than dividing work by implementation layer or team specialization.

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QuestionQ5

Iteration Execution

When should Agile Teams set aside time for innovation?

  • A Continuously throughout the PI
  • B During the Innovation and Planning Iteration
  • C When there are Enabler Stories in the Backlog
  • D At a consistent time each day during the Iteration
Explanation

The Innovation and Planning (IP) Iteration provides dedicated time for Agile Teams to innovate, learn, and prepare for upcoming work while supporting PI objectives.

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