Agileperinteet
Agileperinteet, meaning “agile traditions” in Finnish, refers to the set of practices, rituals, and cultural norms that have grown around Agile software development and related management approaches. The concept draws on the Agile Manifesto of 2001 and on a family of frameworks such as Scrum and Kanban, as well as engineering practices from XP and lean thinking. The aim is to deliver value through iterative development, close collaboration with customers, and the ability to adapt to changing requirements.
Common elements include time-boxed iterations (sprints in Scrum) and accompanying ceremonies: sprint planning, daily stand-up, sprint
Agileperinteet vary in emphasis across organizations and sectors. In Finland, they have become common in software
Overall, Agileperinteet describe a living set of practices that teams adapt to their context while maintaining