sprintáttekintés

A sprintáttekintés, or sprint review, is a key event in the Scrum framework, marking the end of a sprint. Its primary purpose is to inspect the increment developed during the sprint and adapt the product backlog as needed. This is a collaborative session involving the Scrum Team (Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Developers) and key stakeholders.

During the sprint review, the Developers demonstrate the "Done" increment, showcasing what they have built and achieved. The Product Owner then discusses the current state of the product and the product backlog, explaining what has been completed and what is planned for the future. Stakeholders have the opportunity to provide feedback, ask questions, and engage in discussions about the product's progress and direction.

The sprint review is not a status meeting; it's an inspection and adaptation event. The goal is to gather feedback and collaboratively decide on the next steps. The outcome is a potentially revised product backlog and a shared understanding of the product's direction. This event helps ensure that the product being developed aligns with stakeholder expectations and market needs, promoting transparency and continuous improvement throughout the development process. It fosters a collaborative environment where everyone involved can contribute to the product's success.