Why Sprints Matter with Continuous Delivery
Explains why Sprints are valuable even with continuous delivery, highlighting benefits for planning, feedback, communication, and predictability in …
TL;DR; Scrum and Continuous Delivery work well together and can enhance each other’s benefits. Using both allows teams to deliver value more frequently and respond to change faster. Consider combining these approaches to improve your team’s delivery speed and adaptability.

I get asked a lot at conferences and at customers how Scrum and Continuous Delivery can work together. The reality is that they complement each other and at the last Scrum.org F2F I sat down to make a little video on the way I think that it works.
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Scrum Tapas is a series of short videos that give you a bite sized look into the Scrum world on a specific topic.
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