SAFE-SPC · Question #85
(Select 3) Who is typically involved in the ART Sync?
The correct answer is A. Scrum Masters B. Product Owners D. Release Train Engineer. In SAFe, the ART Sync combines two sub-events - the Scrum of Scrums (attended by Scrum Masters) and the PO Sync (attended by Product Owners) - both facilitated by the Release Train Engineer (RTE), making A, B, and D the correct trio. Business Owners (C) are key stakeholders…
Question
(Select 3) Who is typically involved in the ART Sync?
Options
- AScrum Masters
- BProduct Owners
- CBusiness Owners
- DRelease Train Engineer
- ERelease Management
- FSolution Management
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A88% (42)
- C2% (1)
- E4% (2)
- F6% (3)
Explanation
In SAFe, the ART Sync combines two sub-events - the Scrum of Scrums (attended by Scrum Masters) and the PO Sync (attended by Product Owners) - both facilitated by the Release Train Engineer (RTE), making A, B, and D the correct trio. Business Owners (C) are key stakeholders involved in PI Planning and Business Owner reviews, but they don't attend the recurring ART Sync. Release Management (E) handles deployment coordination and governance at an organizational level, not team-level synchronization events. Solution Management (F) operates at the Large Solution level (Solution Train), one level above the ART.
Memory tip: Picture the ART Sync as a sandwich - the RTE is the bread holding it together, with Scrum Masters on one side (team execution health) and Product Owners on the other (value/backlog alignment). If a role isn't directly on the ART, it's not in the Sync.
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