We understand the importance of delivering high-quality products to our clients in a timely and efficient manner. That's why we incorporate sprints and cycles into our product delivery process. Using these tools helps us break down the development process into smaller, manageable chunks, allowing us to focus on delivering small, incremental improvements over a set period of time. This not only helps us get to market faster but also allows us to continuously test and learn, leading to a higher chance of success.

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Incorporating sprints and cycles into our process also provides a structure for us to plan, prioritize, and track our progress. It enables us to work collaboratively with our clients, ensuring transparency and accountability throughout the entire development process. This leads to better alignment between our team and the client, leading to an overall improved product. With the use of sprints and cycles, we can ensure that we are delivering the best possible product to our clients, meeting their needs and exceeding their expectations.

Accelerate Product Delivery with the Efficacy of Sprint and Cycles

Sprints 

Sprints are a key component of agile product delivery methodologies, and are typically short, time-boxed periods of work, lasting anywhere from one to four weeks. At Camber, the typical sprint is 2-weeks but will be customized based on your project.  Each sprint builds upon the previous one to gradually develop and improve the product. The cycle of sprints allows for continuous testing, learning, and adjustment to the product, leading to faster time-to-market and increased chances of success. 

Cycles 

Cycles refer to the repetition of sprints in an agile product delivery process. A cycle typically consists of a series of sprints, with each sprint building upon the previous one to gradually develop and improve the product. The cycle of sprints provides a framework for teams to work in an iterative and incremental manner, delivering small, manageable pieces of functionality over a set period of time.  At Camber, each Cycle lasts 4 weeks and includes two 2-week sprints.