Agile is about responsiveness. Sprints are how that plays out in practice. They compress weeks of conversation into a few structured days. But speed alone doesn’t guarantee progress. A sprint can produce thoughtful prototypes and polished features and still fail to move the organization forward, if it isn’t grounded in a clear objective.

It is without a doubt that in the past few years, the agile method has changed how businesses function. The linear, waterfall way of approaching projects was thrown out the door in favor of a more flexible model.  The idea behind agile originated in software development. The fast-paced, instantaneous nature of software meant that products and services had to be developed rapidly to keep up with this standard. The agile methodology evolved as a response to these demands. As a company established in 2000, we’ve had the opportunity to work with agile since its inception.