* Understand the Requirement:
* The sponsors want to know if their requests can be completed within the time and budget constraints.
* Developing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP):
* An MVP approach focuses on building the most essential features first.
* It allows for early delivery of a working product, which can be tested and iterated upon.
* Benefits of MVP:
* Time Efficiency:By focusing on core functionalities, the development team can deliver a working product faster.
* Budget Management:Limits scope to essential features, reducing the initial investment and allowing for phased spending.
* Risk Reduction:Early user feedback can be incorporated, reducing the risk of building unwanted or unneeded features.
* Implementation Steps:
* Identify and prioritize the key features and functionalities that are critical to the project.
* Develop a project plan focusing on these MVP features.
* Allocate resources and set timelines for the development of the MVP.
* Continuously gather feedback from stakeholders and end-users during the development process.
* Iterate and Expand:
* After delivering the MVP, gather feedback and assess its performance.
* Plan subsequent phases to add more features and enhancements based on user feedback and project needs.
References:
* AEM Project Planning
* Agile Development and MVP