Analyst’s corner
Published in

Analyst’s corner

Five Requirements Prioritization Methods

Prioritizing requirements is a key to project success. These five methods can help.

A graphic with four quadrants. At the top the two columns are labeled Important and Not Important. Along the Left side the two rows are labeled Urgent and Not Urgent. The upper left quadrant contains a H for high priority. The lower left quadrant contains an M for medium priority. The lower right quadrant contains a L for low priority. The upper right quadrant shows a skull and cross bones, suggesting to avoid the combination of something that appears urgent but isn’t important.
Image by author

--

--

All aspects of organisational analysis: business analysis | enterprise architecture | quality

Get the Medium app

A button that says 'Download on the App Store', and if clicked it will lead you to the iOS App store
A button that says 'Get it on, Google Play', and if clicked it will lead you to the Google Play store
Karl Wiegers

PhD in organic chemistry. Author of 14 books, mostly on software. Guitars, wine, and military history fill the voids. karlwiegers.com and processimpact.com