"iterative work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to work done by repeating steps or phases until a goal is achieved. For example: "We successfully completed the project by doing iterative work and setting small goals each week."
Without paper, this kind of collaborative, iterative work process would be much more difficult.
Instead of work being coordinated by bureaucracy with rules, plans and reports, work is coordinated by Agile methods with iterative work cycles and direct feedback from customers or their proxy.
After months of iterative work involving lots of feedback from users, Asparouhov says the team recently attended the California Practitioner's Conference and for the first time felt they had product pull, despite it being their fifth time attending conferences.
"No respectable developer wants to be on Salesforce's platform: The code base is old, a lot has changed since 1999; newer development tools are better for rapid, iterative work," says John Dillon.
The three Laws of Agile are simple first, an obsession with continuously adding more value for customers; second, small teams working on small tasks in short iterative work cycles delivering value to customers; and third, coordinating work in a fluid, interactive network.
Of course, many loudly pronounced HTML5 the new heir to the throne, as it would finally bring the native app experience to every mobile device, and take some of the iterative work in app creation out of the hands of developers.
Capra shared iterative works throughout the filming process.
Stories attached to an idea, a discovery or starting up something new, are considered through iterative narrative work, and small group challenges.
The object can quickly be modified in place using the pen-based interface according to the results of the analysis to allow for iterative design work.
Additionally, we also establish several necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of an alternate dual frame to make the iterative reconstruction work.
The development of HeLP followed the MRC guidance for the development and evaluation of complex interventions 21 involving careful theoretical derivation of behaviour change techniques (BCTs) 22 and three phases of iterative pilot work.
