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The Agile Release Train (ART) is a long‑lived, cross‑functional team of Agile teams that aligns business and technology missions, follows fixed cadence and shared principles, and delivers continuous value through defined roles, DevOps practices, and a continuous delivery pipeline within the SAFe framework.
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