A Sprint review is a crucial meeting in Agile development held at the end of two or three week sprints involving the scrum team and key stakeholders. It focuses on evaluating the completed work, gathering feedback, and assessing progress. This iterative feedback loop fosters rapid adjustments and improvements, contrasting with traditional planning methods. Regular sprint reviews lead to proactive issue detection and a culture of continuous improvement, aligning product development closely with stakeholder expectations and enhancing overall project outcomes.
A Sprint review meeting is a meeting that is attended by the entire scrum team as well as key stakeholders for the project.
The sprint review allows for small and quick iterations of improvement (product increment) whilst continually improving the product through feedback.
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