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5 Ways to Prioritize Your Software Release Backlog

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Many software development teams struggle with an overwhelming and seemingly never-ending influx of new requests. Different business groups such as sales, account management and customer care will often demand new features or product changes, particularly in large enterprise organizations.

They’re all fighting to do the best job for their clients but without proper prioritization, every request is viewed as a high priority. This can lead to frustration as development teams are overloaded and stuck working to put out fires. It’s also extremely inefficient to constantly change priorities.

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