Getting Your Priorities Straight: A Twisted Path

Topics:
Marketing Strategy,
Product Development and Design
Tags:
Pragmatic Marketing,
Requirement
Source:
Pragmatic Marketing

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Overview: A major challenge that faces every software product is determining the priority of the oh-so-many suggestions that come to Product Management as requirements for the next release. This is one of those areas that wind up containing a heavy dose of mystery masquerading as rocket science. Requirements get prioritized using a complex formula that is far from formulaic. The path to well prioritized requirements may be narrow, but it's not straight by any means. This paper explains some ideas to consider when blazing your own trail to prioritizing requirements.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2005 | Pages: 6


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