Can you do scrum without sprints? No. Sprints are fundamental to scrumb. These short one to four week time boxes force team members to focus on achieving a meaningful goal in that period. If you go without sprint, team member will be prone to something called the student syndrome. This is a tendency to start something at the last possible moment in which we can still finish it. Remember starting the final paper the week or last night when you were at university? Without sprints, the goals seem safely distant and teams work without the focus or urgency they need. to achieve great things. If you don't want to use sprints, which are more generally called iterations, you may want look at an alternative agile process. Kanban, in particular, may better fit your needs. But don' call it Scrum if you're not using sprint.