PMI Project Management Professional Practice Question

The correct answer involves the implementation of a structured agile framework that is specifically designed to scale agile practices across multiple teams within an organization. These established frameworks provide guidance on how to orchestrate the efforts of different teams to consistently and efficiently deliver value to customers, thereby maintaining alignment and collaboration. Examples include the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), Large Scale Scrum (LeSS), and Disciplined Agile, each offering tools, roles, processes, and practices to manage the complexity inherent in larger projects. In contrast, while Scrum of Scrums is a coordination technique used in scaling, it is generally considered a component within broader frameworks rather than a complete solution for large-scale enterprises. On its own, it may not provide the same level of structure or guidance as full frameworks do. Selecting a tailored framework over informal coordination ensures a comprehensive approach to scaling agile, fostering synergy between teams, and ensuring continuous alignment with organizational strategy and customer value delivery.