An Architecture Review creates clarity.
The Implementation Sprint turns that clarity into something tangible.
Many internal projects fail not because decisions were wrong, but because they were never translated into a clean, executable structure.
The Implementation Sprint exists to prevent exactly that gap.
What the Sprint Is (and Is Not)
The Implementation Sprint is:
- a focused, time-boxed engagement
- a practical implementation of the agreed target architecture
- a foundation that internal teams can confidently build upon
The Implementation Sprint is not:
- a full project delivery
- a feature-complete product build
- an open-ended development phase
Its purpose is to establish structure and direction, not volume.
What We Build
During the sprint, we typically implement:
Architectural Foundation
- project and module structure aligned with the target architecture
- clear separation of responsibilities (UI, domain, infrastructure)
- conventions and patterns for long-term maintainability
Core Functional Modules
- one or two real, business-relevant modules (e.g. admin, control, reporting)
- real data models and workflows
- extension points for future development
Security & Operational Baseline
- role and access concepts (where applicable)
- production-ready configuration
- deployment-ready setup
Knowledge Transfer
- explanation of architectural decisions
- handover-ready codebase
- guidance for future internal development
The result is not a prototype, but a production-capable foundation.
How the Sprint Works
1. Kickoff & Scope Definition
We align on:
- sprint goals
- scope boundaries
- concrete outcomes
The sprint scope is fixed upfront to maintain focus and predictability.
2. Focused Implementation
We implement the defined scope in a tightly coordinated phase, with:
- regular alignment
- early validation
- architectural consistency
3. Review & Handover
At the end of the sprint, we:
- review the implemented foundation
- explain structure and decisions
- outline sensible next steps
The system is handed over in a state suitable for internal continuation.
Duration
An Implementation Sprint typically runs 4 to 6 weeks, depending on scope and complexity.
The fixed duration is intentional. It enforces clarity, focus, and decision-making.
What You Gain
After the sprint, you will have:
- a clean, understandable system foundation
- a shared architectural reference
- reduced long-term risk
- a realistic basis for further planning
Most importantly: your internal teams can continue without inheriting structural uncertainty.
Engagement & Fee
The Implementation Sprint is offered as a fixed-price engagement.
Fee range: €30,000 – €45,000 (excl. VAT)
The exact fee depends on scope and is defined upfront.
There is no billing by day or hour.
What Comes Next
After the sprint, typical paths include:
- internal development by your team
- additional focused sprints
- architectural guidance via an [Evolution Retainer]
There is no obligation to continue beyond the sprint.
Getting the fundamentals right
The Implementation Sprint is not about speed.
It is about getting the fundamentals right.
We build less — so you can build safely.
Evolution Retainer: /evolution-retainer