Sprint
Definition
Short development cycle (usually 1 to 4 weeks) in an agile methodology. Each sprint has a specific goal and delivers a functional product increment.
Detailed explanation
The European eIDAS regulation (910/2014) defines 3 levels of electronic signature. Simple: a click or checkbox (limited value). Advanced: identification of the author plus integrity control (SMS or email validation). Qualified: advanced signature plus a qualified certificate issued by a trusted third party, with legal value equivalent to a handwritten signature. For a freelancer, the advanced level is sufficient in 95% of cases. Benefits: signing in 2 minutes from anywhere, tamper-proof timestamping, automatic archiving, no scan, print or re-scan.
Concrete example
A 3,500 EUR coaching contract signed with advanced eIDAS from the client's phone in 90 seconds, with timestamping and proof of receipt, has the same legal value as a paper signature.
Common mistake
Using a simple signature (scanned PDF sent back by email) for a contract above 5,000 EUR. If the client disputes it, the absence of certified timestamping and integrity control makes the proof fragile.
Related terms
Backlog
Ordered list of all features, fixes and improvements planned for a product. The backlog is prioritized and evolves throughout the project.
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