Sprint-Review (EN)

Definition

Sprint-Review is a meeting in the Scrum framework where the development team presents the work results completed during the sprint to interested stakeholders. It serves to gather feedback, evaluate the work results, and set priorities for the next sprint. This meeting promotes transparency, enables early adjustment of product development, and ensures that the developed product meets the requirements of the stakeholders.

Process Flow

flowchart TD   A[Sprint begins] --> B[Work results are developed]   B --> C[Sprint ends]   C --> D[Sprint-Review Meeting]   D --> E[Presentation of work results]   E --> F[Feedback from stakeholders]   F --> G[Evaluation and adjustment]   G --> H[Prioritization for next sprint]   H --> I[Sprint Planning]   I --> A 

In Context

• Typically used together with Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, and Sprint Retrospective
• Related to: Scrum Framework, Product Backlog, Stakeholder Management
• Example use: After a 2-week sprint, the team presents the new features of the e-commerce system to management and receives feedback on user-friendliness