Features Prioritization Tool
Decide and communicate with stakeholders using this tool.
The 3 boards of the "feature-prioritization-tool" enables you to easily:
Decide which features should go in your product roadmap.
Decide which features should be developed first.
Easily Communicate your reasoning with the management, clients or any other stakeholders.
By placing your backlog features along the different tables you can easily find out which features need to be prioritized higher.
This template was created by Yuval Eitan.
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