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MoSCoW in the context of Dynamic System Development Method

MoSCoW in Dynamic System Development Method

MoSCoW is a prioritization technique commonly used in the Dynamic System Development Method (DSDM) for determining and categorizing requirements. It helps teams to focus on what is most important and ensures that key features are delivered on time.

MoSCoW stands for:

• Must have: Essential requirements that are critical for the success of the project and must be delivered in the current iteration.

• Should have: Important requirements that are high priority but can be deprioritized if necessary.

• Could have: Desirable requirements that are nice to have, but not critical for the project's success.

• Won't have: Requirements that are not a priority for the current project phase and will not be delivered.

By using MoSCoW, project teams can efficiently allocate resources, manage stakeholders' expectations, and ensure that the most valuable functionality is delivered first.

Best Resources on MoSCoW in DSDM:

1. Dynamic Systems Development Method - MoSCoW Prioritization

2. Introduction to Dynamic Systems Development Method (DSDM)

3. MoSCoW Prioritization Technique: How to Apply it in Agile Projects

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