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The Desirability, Viability and Feasibility (DVF) framework has traditionally been used within design thinking and innovation approaches. It endeavours to balance what is desirable from a customer point of view with what is technologically feasible and economically viable.
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Prioritizr provides the ability to score issues in Jira across each key dimension of the DVF framework. Below is a brief description of each dimension.
Desirability
Desirability examines something from the perspective of a customer and if it is actually wanted. It tests whether your possible idea, solution, feature, fix is solving the right customer problem. Typical questions you might ask yourself when scoring this dimension, include to what degree:
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Prioritizr uses a sliding range component for selecting a relative score for Desirability between 0 and 1, with guides for Low (0), Medium (0.5) and High (1.0).
Feasibility
Feasibility examines something from the perspective of what is technically achievable. In other words, it tests whether your possible idea, solution, features, fix can be be done by you - not the competition. Typical questions you might ask yourself when scoring this dimension include:
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Prioritizr uses a sliding range component for selecting a relative score for Feasibility between 0 and 1, with guides for Low (0), Medium (0.5) and High (1.0).
Viability
Viability examines something from a economic perspective. Usually this relates to financials, however, broader considerations regarding your idea, solution, features or fix’s alignment to business goals and longer-term sustainability should be considered. Typical questions you might ask yourself when scoring this dimension include:
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Prioritizr uses a sliding range component for selecting a relative score for Viability between 0 and 1, with guides for Low (0), Medium (0.5) and High (1.0).
Score
The Prioritizr total score for the DVF framework is calculated using the following formula:
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