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 \nTo breakdown the term“agile innovation sprints”in more minutedetail,“agile”refers to the approach or philosophy to projectmanagement where teams can achieve their objectives bybreaking them down into series of small tasks.\"Sprint\"refers tothe pace or nimbleness at which these small tasks are performed.  \n## HOW DOAGILESPRINTSRELATE TOINNOVATION?\n\nIn the context of innovation,\"agile sprints\"invite a specific set ofprinciples that underpin the agile innovation ideation process.These principles include collaboration(putting people first overprocesses and tools),working prototypes over comprehensivedocumentation,responsiveness to change(rather than rigidplanning),and continual knowledge sharing through respectfultwo-way interactions.  \nHistorically,\"agile innovation sprints\"have been practiced withinthe software development and IT industries.However,in recentyears they have been increasingly employed in other innovation-based industries,including in early childhood settings to supportsocial and technological innovation.  \n## HOW DOAGILESPRINTSDIFFERFROM A“SCRUM”?\n\nWhenever“agile sprints”are mentioned in innovation contexts,there is oftenanother term that pops up in the same conversations and that is “SCRUM”.  \nThere are two common misconceptions about“SCRUM”.Firstly,“SCRUM”is notan acronym,rather it is derived from the sport of rugby where a number ofplayers come together to form a united front.Secondly,“SCRUM”is notsynonymous with agile innovation,rather“SCRUM”is a variety or methodologyof agile innovation.There are other varieties of agile innovation sprints including“Kanban”and“lean development”.To find out more about these methodologies,click on the comprehensive breakdown here.  \n“SCRUM”is perhaps the most often employed methodology of agile innovationsprints because the SCRUM process is transparent and straightforward to allinvolved(see next slides).It is also interdisciplinary as staff members fromdifferent workstreams can participate,it delivers the most valuable innovationsthe earliest,and it often facilitates rapid innovation breakthroughs whilstincreasing overall team satisfaction,coordination and happiness.The finaldistinguishing factor of“SCRUM”is that it most commonly results in aninnovation product to be developed further,rather than innovation in otherforms such as an idea,service,process or otherwise.  \nAn agile innovation sprint -in the form of SCRUM or otherwise -is a powerfulrohrtProject  \ntool for driving innovation and achieving results quickly.It's a structured yetImpact Foundry  \nflexible process that allows teams to collaborate effectively and put their bestfoot forward.WHY  \nTo employ an agile innovation sprint,you need to have a clear goal in mind andSHOULDassemble a diverse team of individuals who can contribute their unique skills  \nand perspectives.With a focused approach,you can validate whether or not aproduct idea has real potential and if there's enough demand for it.If there is,YoU DO ANthen the next step is to develop a plan for bringing it to life.AGILEThere are several reasons why you should conduct an agile innovation sprint.  \nThe most notable are that it can help you and your team to:INNOVATION  \n·quickly identify and overcome critical challenges experienced by different  \nworkstreams;·test any assumptions that may be hindering your collective progress;SPRINT? 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