Sprint

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Jan Neudecker
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A Sprint is a fixed timebox of one month or less in which a Scrum Team creates a usable, valuable Increment of the product. It provides focus, regular feedback, and a rhythm for continuous improvement.

Each Sprint includes four key events:

These events support transparency, alignment, and fast learning. A new Sprint starts immediately after the previous one ends---creating a steady pace of delivery and improvement toward the Product Goal.

To learn more about each event, visit the dedicated pages linked above.

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