Term · General Industry
Nice-to-have
A feature or fix that adds value but is explicitly not required for the milestone, so it is first to be dropped when schedule or resource tightens. Used to keep scope honest in requirement reviews.
- Also known as
- Would-like
- Type
- Term
- Domain
- General Industry, Programme jargon
Notes
Many teams forbid the label in requirement documents precisely because it hides a decision that should be made explicitly.
Related terms
Part of the General Industry glossary, with every term in the topic and the lifecycles, tools and standards that use them.
Where it appears on the Hub
Used on 2 pages of the Hub. In each group, the pages that mention it most come first.
Lifecycle stages and gates
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