Requirements › How to Work with Requirement Properties › Set Requirement Business Priorities

Set Requirement Business Priorities

Typically, a panel of key stakeholders reviews the requirements for an upcoming release. The stakeholders analyze the requirements and rank them after discussing the priorities. The rankings are edited and the overall priority is calculated immediately. The ability to see the candidate requirements and edit the ratings for each requirement for each stakeholder is important to assess a requirement business impact.

You can define the requirement business priorities using the Requirement: Properties - Business Priority page. Assess the priority and graphically represent the overall business priority on the Requirements page.

Follow these steps:

1. Open the requirement.

   The general page appears.

2. Open the Properties menu, click Business Priority, and complete the following fields:

   Overall Priority

   Displays the overall requirement priority based on a weighted average formula based on rankings for the various priorities.

   Innovation & User Experience

   Defines the requirement business priority for innovation and user experience.

   Values:

   • Low. Range 1-33
   • Medium. Range 34-67
   • High. Range 68-100

   Default: Unassigned

   Revenue Impact

   Defines the requirement business priority for revenue impact.

   Values:

   • Low. Range 1-33
   • Medium. Range 34-67
   • High. Range 68-100

   Default: Unassigned

   Developer Productivity

   Defines the requirement business priority for developer productivity.

   Values:

   • Low. Range 1-33
   • Medium. Range 34-67
   • High. Range 68-100

   Default: Unassigned

   Cost of Operations & Support

   Defines the requirement business priority for cost of operations and support.

   Values:

   • Low. Range 1-33
   • Medium. Range 34-67
   • High. Range 68-100

   Default: Unassigned

3. Save the changes.