What are the two parts of a team's SAFe commitments?

• A. Teams agree to do everything in their power to meet the committed objectives, or immediately escalate for corrective action
• B. Teams must deliver all items and report progress daily
• C. Teams may adjust the objectives at will during the sprint
• D. Teams are not allowed to escalate issues

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that a team’s commitment has two parts: a commitment to do everything possible to meet the committed objectives, and a clear path to escalate when risks threaten those objectives. In SAFe, during PI planning teams set PI Objectives and commit to delivering those objectives. If they encounter impediments or realize they may miss the goal, they escalate promptly so the program can adjust plans or provide help. This keeps transparency and alignment across the Agile Release Train.

Other options drift from this approach because they imply rigid, daily delivery of all items, mid-PI changes to objectives, or no escalation pathway, none of which align with how SAFe expects teams to handle commitments and impediments.