Just to illustrate an example of how people are using the term &quot;agile&quot; wrong:<p>If you ask around, you&#x27;ll notice that (many|most) people equate &quot;agile&quot; with &quot;two week sprints&quot;.  But if you actually read the Agile Manifesto you find this:<p><i>Deliver working software frequently, from a 
couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a 
preference to the shorter timescale.</i><p>Agile does not dictate that you use two week sprints.  In fact, th term &quot;sprint&quot; itself is not even part of agile!  The term &quot;sprint&quot; comes from Scrum, which is simply one specific methodology which claims adherence to the agile philosophy.  But Scrum != Agile.   Agile can also be XP, Crystal Clear, or AUP, etc.