User Research X Agile Product Devlpmt - The Research Backlog 4/4
Importance — how important is it to answer this research question? Think about the business and customer impact — you may want to rely on the POs to guide you on this. L= Low importance, M = Medium importance, H = High importance.
When is it needed by? — Is there a deadline for this work?
Who/what else could we rely on? — It may make more sense for another team to pick up this research question e.g. Analytics, Customer Insights.
How much do we know currently? — What previous research has been done? Are there insights from other teams/sources which we could use to help answer this question.
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