APMG Agile Foundation Practice Exam

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Which statement relates to the DSDM view on formality and scalability?

The aim is to remove all formality, so that the team can get on with building the solution
Agile must be informal, otherwise it stops being fun
It is entirely formal, to enable management and control
The DSDM process can be configured and calibrated to cater for a range of projects

The correct answer is: The DSDM process can be configured and calibrated to cater for a range of projects

The statement that aligns with the DSDM (Dynamic Systems Development Method) view on formality and scalability emphasizes that the DSDM process is adaptable and can be configured to suit different project needs. DSDM recognizes that not all projects are the same and therefore promotes a flexible approach. Depending on the context, complexity, size, and regulatory requirements of a project, DSDM can scale its process to include the necessary levels of formality. This adaptability allows teams to maintain agile principles while still meeting the governance needs of various stakeholders or sectors. DSDM encourages teams to select specific practices and techniques that fit their unique project circumstances, rather than adhering to a one-size-fits-all methodology. This capability to configure and calibrate ensures that DSDM remains relevant and effective across a spectrum of project environments, thus enhancing its applicability in a variety of scenarios.