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Requirement prioritization is recognized as an important decision-makingactivity in requirements engineering and software development. Requirementprioritization is applied to determine which requirements should be implementedand released. In order to prioritize requirements, there are severalapproaches/techniques/tools that use different requirements prioritizationcriteria, which are often identified by gut feeling instead of an in-depthanalysis of which criteria are most important to use. Therefore, in this studywe investigate which requirements prioritization criteria are most important touse in industry when determining which requirements are implemented andreleased, and if the importance of the criteria change depending on how far arequirement has reached in the development process. We conducted a quantitativestudy of one completed project from one software developing company byextracting 32,139 requirements prioritization decisions based on eightrequirements prioritization criteria for 11,110 requirements. The results showthat not all requirements prioritization criteria are equally important, andthis change depending on how far a requirement has reached in the developmentprocess.

Not All Requirements Prioritization Criteria Are Equal at All Times: A Quantitative Analysis