SAP Solution Manager 7.2 · SAP Portfolio & Project Management (PPM)

What are the three agile planning layers in Focused Build, and how do they relate to each other?

Focused Build organises agile work in three nested layers:

  1. Target release (top layer) — holds all build and deploy information for an overall release
  2. Waves — define a block of functional scope; promoted to QA after customer sign-off
  3. Sprints — time-boxed periods that deliver reviewable increments within a wave

A Q-Gate is a special milestone placed at a handoff point where stakeholders jointly decide whether to proceed to the next layer/phase.

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