A Scrum event at the end of each sprint where the team demonstrates completed work to stakeholders, gathers feedback, and discusses next steps.
The sprint review is an inspection and adaptation opportunity at the end of each sprint. The team demonstrates completed work, stakeholders provide feedback, and the Product Owner updates priorities based on learning.
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Sprint reviews provide stakeholders with regular evidence of progress and the opportunity to course-correct based on real results, building confidence and ensuring the product meets actual needs.
Clever Ops holds sprint reviews with Australian clients every two weeks, demonstrating working automations, integrations, and dashboards. This transparent approach ensures clients see real progress and can provide meaningful feedback.
"During a sprint review, a stakeholder sees the automated report and suggests adding a customer segment filter. The PO adds this to the backlog and prioritises it for the next sprint."
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