A sprint is a short, fixed development iteration in which a team completes selected software objectives. It typically lasts two weeks, though teams may choose a different duration. section 1.3
Sprints organize larger business commitments into manageable development cycles:
- PI planning schedules work across a Program Increment, typically 8–12 weeks and commonly divided into four sprints. section 1.3
- Roadmap commitments, regulatory changes, and company initiatives are broken into epics, then into user stories for sprint planning. section 1.3
- Teams use short cycles to keep large FinTech development efforts manageable, even when terminology differs between organizations. section 1.3
