What are the artifacts that we use in SAFe?

The SAFe artifacts included with this template are Value Stream, Program, Vision, Solution Intent, Solution Context, Lean Business Case, Lifecycle Scenario, Scenario Act and Scenario Scene.

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The Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) methodology is an industry standard framework for helping organizations scale agile and lean practices to an enterprise level. The framework defines roles, activities, artifacts, and workflows that provide best practices and guidance for enterprises to use lean and agile principles across the organization, which spans both business and engineering roles, to deliver value across agile portfolios that includes solutions, programs and teams. Requirements management is a key aspect of the SAFe methodology, supporting roles in the Portfolio that take a systems view of the features being delivered, capturing expected behavior, models, wireframes and related requirements to drive an iterative approach to feature delivery.

Portfolio – Portfolio level

Large Solution – Large Solution level

Full – Portfolio & Large Solution levels SAFe 4.5 introduces four supported configurations.) provides project templates so you can align and demonstrate validation across each of the four SAFe configurations: You can use each template to create a Requirements Management project area that includes artifact types and attributes aligned with SAFe suitable for the configuration chosen. Artifact templates are also available to help to correctly specify artifact details when you create them. The artifact types provided for each SAFe project template is described in the next sections. In addition to these, supporting artifact types to help elaborate the behavior of initiatives, solutions or sets of capabilities are also provided: Lifecycle Scenario, Scenario Act, Scenario Scene, Role and Term. Basic set of Requirements artifact types useful across the SAFe Portfolio: Collection, Heading, Free-Form Diagram, Non-Functional Requirement, Standard System Requirement, user Requirement, Supporting Resource and Wireframe are also provided. In addition to the artifact types, a proposed folder structure is also provided. Requirement Management for Essential SAFe 4.5 Use this SAFe template to establish a requirements management environment that contains the artifacts required to support design, development and delivery of Program Features and Stories. The SAFe artifacts included with this template are Program and Vision. This environment may be associated with a Portfolio, Large Solution or Full SAFe tooling environment. Requirement Management for Portfolio SAFe 4.5 Use this SAFe template to establish a requirements management environment that contains the artifacts required to support design, development and delivery of Portfolio solutions and systems. The SAFe artifacts included with this template are Strategic Theme, Value Stream, Program, Vision, Solution Intent, Solution Context, Lean Business Case, Lifecycle Scenario, Scenario Act and Scenario Scene. This environment may be associated with one or more Essential SAFe tooling environments. Requirement Management for Large Solution SAFe 4.5 Use this SAFe template to establish a requirements management environment that contains the artifacts required to support design, development and delivery of Portfolio solutions and systems. The SAFe artifacts included with this template are Value Stream, Program, Vision, Solution Intent, Solution Context, Lean Business Case, Lifecycle Scenario, Scenario Act and Scenario Scene. This environment may be associated with one or more Essential SAFe tooling environments. Requirement Management for Full SAFe 4.5 Use this SAFe template to establish a requirements management environment that contains the artifacts required to support design, development and delivery of a Portfolio including multiple Large Solutions, or Value Streams, orchestrating delivery of Features across Programs. The SAFe artifacts included with this template are Strategic Theme, Value Stream, Program, Vision, Solution Intent, Solution Context, Lean Business Case, Lifecycle Scenario, Scenario Act and Scenario Scene. This environment may be associated with one or more Essential SAFe tooling environments.

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What are the types of survival strategies?

They are respectively Rescue and Attachment, Assertiveness and Adaptation, Fight and Flight, and Competition and Cooperation, forming four complementary pairs. Survival strategies are listed according to their adaptive and maladaptive, biological, psychological and social characteristics.

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The table below (based on tables in From Survival to Fulfilment, and Trauma and Fulfilment Therapy), lists specific appraisals which evoke one or other of eight survival strategies. They are respectively Rescue and Attachment, Assertiveness and Adaptation, Fight and Flight, and Competition and Cooperation, forming four complementary pairs. Survival strategies are listed according to their adaptive and maladaptive, biological, psychological and social characteristics. The lines between them are for the sake of clarity, rather than depiction of facts. Adaptive and maladaptive survival strategies oscillate, and biological, psychological and social responses act as functional biopsychosocial units. Similarly, the apparently static divisions in the table belie the dynamism within it and its three dimensionality. The first line for each psychological and social description of survival strategy responses (and the first line under the survival strategy name in column 2) refers to physical survival, while the second to provision of resources. The third lines (bold and underlined) are combinations of both. Words may appear to be ambiguous or relevant across survival strategies. This may reflect some characteristics which survival strategies share, or insufficient honing of language. The table lists traumas which may arise from each unsuccessful survival strategy. The arrows to the right indicate interactions with defences and illnesses; to the left of the table, interactions within traumatic situations.

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