SSM Exam Dumps - SSM (6.0) - SAFe Scrum Master Practice 6.0

One of the best practices Scrum Masters/Team Coaches can use to run successful meetings is to leave meetings with clear action items. Action items are specific tasks that need to be done by a certain person or group by a certain deadline. They help the team to follow up on the outcomes of the meeting, track progress, and ensure accountability. Action items should be SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Scrum Masters/Team Coaches should document and communicate the action items to the team and stakeholders, and review them in the next meeting.

One way uncommitted objectives help Agile Teams make a plan for the PI is that they maintain the predictability of achieving the objectives. Uncommitted objectives are PI objectives that are not included in the team’s commitment or counted against teams in the ART predictability measure. They are used to identify work that can be variable within the scope of a PI, such as stretch goals, spikes, innovation, or exploration1 Uncommitted objectives help improve the predictability of delivering business value since they allow the team to adjust their scope based on the actual progress and feedback during the PI. They also provide the team with some flexibility and capacity to respond to changing needs and expectations, as well as to pursue learning and improvement opportunities12 

In SAFe®, the Inspect and Adapt (I&A) event provides the Agile Release Train (ART) with a structured opportunity to reflect, measure progress, and identify systemic improvements. The Scrum Master/Team Coach (SM/TC) plays a critical role in supporting this event by ensuring that each team’s contribution is backed by meaningful, accurate data.

Providing team data—such as iteration metrics, team velocity, predictability, and performance against objectives—enables evidence-based discussions during the quantitative and qualitative measurement portion of the I&A. This transparency helps identify trends, validate outcomes, and support root cause analysis during the problem-solving workshop.

From SAFe guidance:

“Teams prepare quantitative and qualitative data for the Inspect and Adapt to provide objective insights into their performance and enable continuous improvement discussions.”

Thus, the correct answer is C. Provide team data, as it directly supports the empirical foundation of the I&A event.