What is a Stakeholder Voting Scheme?
A voting scheme allows all categories of stakeholders to prioritize features by voting on them. The structure of the voting scheme depends on the number of releases to be planned for. A voting scheme is a planning or prioritization criterion that allows to ask stakeholders to prioritize planning objects (such as features). The number and content of the criteria (e.g., urgency, business value, risk) can be defined by the user (e.g., project manager or product manager).
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