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Relative Prioritization Ranking

A straightforward ordered list of user stories arranged by importance. It is used to decide which stories should be included in each iteration or product release.

Key Points

  • Creates a single, ordered backlog where higher items are addressed first.
  • Helps select scope for upcoming iterations or releases based on value, risk, and dependencies.
  • Lightweight and easy to maintain; works well with evolving backlogs.
  • Relies on stakeholder input and product goals; ranking is relative, not absolute scoring.

Example

A product owner orders the backlog as: 1) Enable checkout with saved cards, 2) Add guest checkout, 3) Email receipt customization. During sprint planning, the team pulls the top items that fit capacity, ensuring the most valuable stories are delivered first.

PMP Example Question

A product owner uses a simple ordered list of user stories to decide which ones to include in the next sprint and upcoming release. What technique are they using?

  1. Weighted Shortest Job First (WSJF)
  2. Kano Analysis
  3. Relative Prioritization Ranking
  4. Planning Poker

Correct Answer: C — Relative Prioritization Ranking

Explanation: Relative Prioritization Ranking is a simple ordered list of user stories used to determine what to deliver in each iteration or release.

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