Prepare a scope workshop with proposed Must, Should, Could and Won’t categories, explicit tradeoffs and questions for disputed requirements.
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The outcome the scope must enable. Default: Run an invitation-only pilot where five customers can sign in and upload a document
Items to prioritize. Default: Account sign-in; document upload; download confirmation; custom themes; dashboard charts; support contact link; bulk folder uploads.
Available capacity, deadlines and actual non-negotiables. Default: One engineer for four weeks. No reliable effort estimates yet. A customer must receive confirmation that an upload succeeded.
Prepare a MoSCoW prioritization session for Run an invitation-only pilot where five customers can sign in and upload a document.
Candidate work:
Account sign-in; document upload; download confirmation; custom themes; dashboard charts; support contact link; bulk folder uploads.
Capacity, deadlines and non-negotiable constraints:
One engineer for four weeks. No reliable effort estimates yet. A customer must receive confirmation that an upload succeeded.
Write a brief explanation of Must, Should, Could and Won’t have this time. Define Must as work without which the stated goal cannot be met, not work someone strongly prefers. Propose a category for each item with its rationale, dependencies and evidence needed to confirm it. Mark this as a starting position for discussion.
Identify likely disputes and give one neutral resolving question for each. Propose a capacity guardrail based on supplied estimates; if effort is unknown, request estimates instead of asserting a universal percentage. Finish with a session agenda and decision-record template capturing agreed scope, deferred items, rationale and reconsideration triggers. Do not claim stakeholder agreement before the session.No public examples yet for version 1
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