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Scaled Agile Exam SAFe-APM Topic 6 Question 23 Discussion

Actual exam question for Scaled Agile's SAFe-APM exam
Question #: 23
Topic #: 6
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What metric should Product Managers primarily focus on to help guide the evolution of the products?

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Feature estimates are aggregated back into the Epic estimate as part of the lean business case. The lean business case is a lightweight and collaborative artifact that captures the rationale, assumptions, and financial projections for an Epic. The lean business case includes the Epic value statement, which consists of the value proposition, the benefit hypothesis, and the Epic estimate. The Epic estimate is the total effort required to implement the Epic, expressed in story points. The Epic estimate is derived from the sum of the Feature estimates, which are the effort required to implement each Feature that contributes to the Epic, also expressed in story points. The Feature estimates are aggregated back into the Epic estimate as part of the lean business case to provide a realistic and data-driven projection of the cost and duration of the Epic.


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Rene
18 days ago
Outcome metrics? More like 'Income Metrics', am I right? If it doesn't make the cash register ring, it's not worth my time.
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Mariann
2 days ago
A) Vanity Metrics
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Gwenn
1 months ago
Hey, I heard the correct answer is 'Bacon Metrics'. Apparently, it's all about how much bacon the product can generate. Gotta love that crispy, delicious data!
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Twana
1 days ago
B) Output Metrics
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Winfred
13 days ago
C) Outcome Metrics
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Aleta
15 days ago
B) Output Metrics
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Paris
20 days ago
A) Vanity Metrics
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Muriel
1 months ago
A) Vanity Metrics
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Susana
1 months ago
Output metrics? Sounds like I'm running a factory, not building a product. Outcome metrics are where it's at, my friend.
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Sabine
2 months ago
Flow metrics? Sounds like something out of a yoga class. I'm all about that outcome goodness!
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Ozell
29 days ago
Yeah, flow metrics do sound like a yoga class term. Outcome metrics are definitely more relevant for product evolution.
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Casie
1 months ago
I agree, outcome metrics are key for product managers to track success.
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Felix
2 months ago
I think Vanity Metrics may look good on paper, but they don't provide valuable insights for product improvement.
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Delsie
2 months ago
Vanity metrics? No way! Those are just fluff. Gotta focus on the real stuff that moves the needle for the business.
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Justine
2 months ago
I think outcome metrics are the way to go. They really capture the impact on the customer, which is what product management is all about.
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Mila
3 days ago
Flow metrics are important for understanding the efficiency of our processes, but they may not directly correlate with customer satisfaction.
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Alaine
4 days ago
Output metrics can be useful to track productivity, but they don't tell us much about the actual impact on customers.
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Tuyet
6 days ago
Vanity metrics may look good on paper, but they don't necessarily reflect the success of the product in the long run.
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Honey
29 days ago
I agree, outcome metrics are crucial for understanding the real value our products bring to customers.
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Karan
2 months ago
I agree with Bea, focusing on Outcome Metrics helps in making data-driven decisions.
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Bea
2 months ago
C) Outcome Metrics are crucial for understanding the impact of product changes.
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