The Agile Scrum process flow incorporates repeatable steps from planning to daily Scrums, reviews and retrospectives. A proper sprint goal focuses on customers The three-pronged approach to help teams ...

Start with sprint reviews. Let’s review the four primary scrum ceremonies most teams follow: Sprint planning: The team reviews the backlog of user stories, understands the requirements, and ...

The sprint review is conducted in front of the stakeholders and presents the progress made during the sprint, while the sprint retrospective is a time for the Scrum team to reflect on their own ...

Sprint Retrospective—The last step of a Sprint cycle where teams review a completed Sprint to generate ideas for the next. It is important that all of the artifacts and events are included with ...

Sprint planning: This meeting kicks off the sprint. This is where the entire scrum team meets to determine the timeline of the sprint (often 2–4 weeks) and the DoD is agreed upon.

Sprint review. Held at the end of the sprint, the Scrum team reviews the sprint as a whole, including—but not limited to—timeline, progress, budget and what went well vs. what went poorly ...