What Is A Sprint Review Meeting? This Might Surprise You!
The Sprint Review Meeting happens at the
end of the Sprint. Regardless of the duration of
the Sprint, it usually takes one to two hours.
Depending on the type of software and available
infrastructure, the Sprint Review Meetings take
place in a meeting room, in a lab or in the room
of the Scrum team. (See also Scrum Sprint Retrospective Meetings - Goals and Best Practices)
The goal of the Sprint Review Meeting is to
review the shippable product increment built
during the Sprint and bring transparency to
the product development process.
The Scrum Team members do not need to
prepare a Powerpoint or Keynote presentation to
show in the Sprint Review Meetings. (See also Sprint Review Meeting: Goals and Protips)They should
instead spend their energy on the successful
completion and demonstration of the Sprint
outcome, which we call the shippable product
increment.
The Scrum team demonstrates its work results.
The Product Owner controls whether the Scrum
team delivered the requirements they had
committed during the Sprint Planned Meeting
accurately or not.
The Sprint Review Meeting enables the Product
Owner to inspect the current status of the
product and adapt the goals of the subsequent
Sprint. Therefore, Sprint Review Meetings are
another way of formal and practical application
of "inspect and adapt".
Participants of the Sprint Review Meeting are the
Scrum Team, the Scrum Product Owner, the
Scrum Master. Optionally all other stakeholders
such as end-users, clients, business representatives
can join Sprint Review Meetings.
In Sprint Review Meetings, everyone is
allowed to deliver their feedback about the
demonstrated product increment.
In this way, the Scrum team has the opportunity
to get unfiltered and direct input from stakeholders
for whom they're building the software.
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