A project manager is rolling out a product feature to increase subscribers for a video-streaming app. During backlog grooming, business stakeholders could not understand how the feature integrates and raised concerns. How can the project manager demonstrate the feature integration?

Including business stakeholders in the iteration review (also known as a sprint review) is the most effective way to demonstrate feature integration. During this event, the team showcases the completed work increment, allowing stakeholders to see the integrated feature in action, ask questions, and provide immediate feedback. This direct interaction helps clarify how the feature works and integrates with existing functionalities. Involving stakeholders in the iteration retrospective is incorrect because retrospectives focus on process improvement, not product demonstration. Creating a backlog task to prepare the iteration review is a step in the process, not the demonstration itself. Walking through the backlog in detail is a static review of planned work, not a dynamic demonstration of integrated functionality.