An Agile Release Train consists of multiple Agile Teams (between 50 and 125 people) working together to deliver a program's solution. They work with other stakeholders and provide solutions in value streams.
The goal of ARTs is to deliver value to end users consistently.
One characteristic of an ART is that its program is constantly being developed, so it has no end date. The division of an ART into multiple program increments enables flexible and incremental planning (PI-Planning).
This is what the PI Planning Board for an Agile Release Train looks like in an Enterprise Agile Planning Tool.
The Scaled Agile Framework is a process management model that is quite different from all project management methods. Discover five characteristics that differentiate Essential SAFe from other methods and why we believe they are unique.
In today's highly competitive and ever-changing markets, organizations need to adapt to changes quickly. The Scaled Agile Framework transforms entire enterprises, leading them to an agile and customer-centric business approach and ensuring faster time-to-market.
SAFe® supports rollouts in several configurations varying in feature set and scale. Among them, Essential SAFe® is the entry-level variant that allows companies to implement the framework quickly. It includes agile teams, agile release trains, program increments, and PI planning and forms the foundation for all other configurations.
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