Statistics: (7282 Views) (0 Comments) Posted by: adrian on Thursday, January 17, 2008 Categories: Requirements Management and Communication (BABOK KA), Project Management, xxx> MS Excel

One common issue with requirements is that there are always too many of them. So there has to be some way of choosing which ones will be implemented in which versions of the product.

The requirements need to be put into an order of importance, in other words they need to be prioritized.

You can use a prioritization spreadsheet to priorities the requirements by using a number of factors, and their respective weights, such as: value to customer, value to business, ease of implementation, etc.

Feel free to add your own factors and to customize the weights to meet your particular project's needs.

Author: Volere (http://www.volere.co.uk)

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