Release Demo
What is a Release Demo
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Definition of Release Demo
A release demo showcases the latest pre-launch developments to a product or software project. Agile development teams tend to hold a release demo at the end of every iteration, designed to keep everyone involved up to speed with how each iteration is going, and how the project as a whole is progressing.
Release demos can be very small, just including a select bunch of stakeholders, or can include the entire organization, depending on the status of the project, the current iteration or the size of the team.
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General FAQ
How can stakeholders use release demos?
Following a demo, stakeholders can provide feedback to the product owner and/or development team. Discussions can also take place to re-prioritize items in the product backlog if needed.
When do agile teams hold a release demo?
Typically an agile team will hold a release demo at the end of every product iteration.
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