Top 4 priortization technique

The algorithmic model for product feature prioritization is comprised of the following four core parameters:
  1. Dependency - Measure of how dependent other features are on this feature (High/Low).
  2. Fundamental - The product will not work properly without this feature, from a technical perspective (Yes/No).
  3. Differentiator - The feature is a key differentiator, relative to competing products (Yes/No).
  4. Importance - Product management's measure of importance of this feature, from a product marketing and/or product planning perspective (High/Low).
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An Algorithmic Model for Product Feature Prioritization linkedin.com

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