Definition
A Sprint Review is a crucial agile ceremony where a Scrum team demonstrates the work completed during a Sprint to stakeholders. This collaborative session provides an opportunity for feedback and discussion on the product increment. During the review, the team showcases the functionality they have built, and stakeholders can ask questions and offer suggestions. This interaction is vital for ensuring the product evolves in alignment with business needs and user expectations. For instance, a software development team might demonstrate a new feature to the product owner and end users to gather their input before the next development cycle. It is distinct from a Sprint Retrospective, which focuses on improving the team's process rather than the product itself. You will encounter Sprint Reviews on the PMP, CAPM, and PMI-ACP exams.