Prioritizing requirements

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In this column, I address the often difficult task of prioritizing requirements so that the highest priority requirements can be implemented first as part of the scheduling of an incremental, iterative, and time-boxed development cycle. After defining the meaning of the term "priority", the purpose and benefits of requirements prioritization are listed. This is followed by a brief discussion of the challenges and risks that a requirements team must face when prioritizing requirements. Then, various techniques for prioritizing requirements are identified, and finally a set of recommendations (including a recommended prioritization process) are made.

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Firesmith, D. (2004). Prioritizing requirements. Journal of Object Technology, 3(8), 35–47. https://doi.org/10.5381/jot.2004.3.8.c4

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