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The term is starting to change though. The last two large scale projects I've been on have changed from using the term "sprints" to "iterations" I'm guessing b
by at-fates-hands 11y ago
The term is starting to change though. The last two large scale projects I've been on have changed from using the term "sprints" to "iterations"
I'm guessing because it's like you said, it encompassing a clearly understanding of what will be happening over the specified time frame.
- dragonwriter 11y ago> The last two large scale projects I've been on have changed from using the term "sprints" to "iterations" "Iterations" is definitely more appropriate than the Scrum use of "sprint" for each cycle in a continuous cyclical pattern of development. OTOH, the "sprint" here was not such a cycle, and is actually something for which "sprint" is a better term than "iteration".