In the
ScrumProcess, the larger of two
InspectAndAdapt cycles are called Sprints. Sprints are 30-days (WhyThirtyDays
?) in length, and
must result in a potentially shippable increment of software. (Of course, when using Scrum on non-software projects this rule would become "must result in something of actual value")
During the sprint, the
ScrumTeam is empowered to do whatever is needed to achieve the
SprintGoal.
For the daily
InspectAndAdapt cycle, see
DailyScrum.
ScrumMethodology uses 30-day iterations called 'sprints'.
Another use of the word sprint has sprung up in the Python/Zope community, see
PythonSprint.
Ham Radio Morse Code operators have 'sprints' where they make as many contacts as possible, at very high speeds.
See the Fists CW Club
http://www.fists.org for more details
CategoryScrum
Scrum Sprint
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