Sprint Design is a process based on a time imperative devolved from the Agile method. This process is favoured by start-ups and major groups have started to use it to manage their projects in-house. It usually lasts five days, during the five stages of "design thinking" are implemented. the aim is to reduce risk during commercialisation of new services or innovative products.
The stages in a Sprint:
Expression of a need: it is the most important stage in the sprint. It is a discussion time between our client and us to clearly and objectively define the requirements of the client for the functions to be developed and process them in order of priority.
Planning the Sprint: we define and prioritise the product backlog with the client (the basis for developments to be completed to finish the project) that can be carried out in the next sprint.
Sprint Review between the client and Purjus: Presentation of the functions developed.
Validation and production
The aim of Sprint Design is to set the boundaries of the project with the business teams in little time and to be as profitable as possible thanks to comprehensive ideas.