Sprints

Sprints are short, focused periods—usually one to four weeks—in which a team works intensely to complete specific tasks or goals. Originating from agile project management, particularly in software development, sprints help teams organize work into manageable chunks, track progress, and adapt quickly to changes. By setting clear objectives at the start, a sprint ensures that everyone is aligned and works efficiently. After each sprint, the team reviews what was accomplished, learns from the experience, and plans the next sprint. This iterative process promotes continual improvement and helps deliver value steadily and predictably.