<\/span><\/h2>\n1. WSJF (Weighted Shortest Job First)<\/b>
\n– The WSJF method is a core part of SAFe and is used to prioritize work based on cost of delay, job size, and COI (Cost of Ignoring). By assigning a relative numerical value to each factor, teams can calculate WSJF scores and rank items accordingly.<\/p>\n
2. MOSCOW (Must Have, Should Have, Could Have, Won’t Have)<\/b>
\n– This method helps identify and prioritize requirements based on their importance and urgency. It categorizes items into four groups, allowing teams to focus on the most critical features first.<\/p>\n
3. Kano Model<\/b>
\n– The Kano Model categorizes features into three main types: basic, performance, and delighter. By assessing customer satisfaction with each feature type, teams can prioritize the development of delighter features that provide the most significant business value.<\/p>\n
4. Business Value Points<\/b>
\n– This method assigns numerical values to each feature based on its potential positive impact on the business. It allows teams to compare and prioritize items based on their assigned points.<\/p>\n
5. MoSCoW 2.0<\/b>
\n– This updated version of the MOSCOW method adds another dimension by considering the risk associated with each requirement. It helps teams assess and prioritize work based on both value and risk.<\/p>\n