ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Descoping a project or feature simply means making it smaller. This might mean cutting out a few bells and whistles, or it could mean making large changes to the overall requirements.
By evaluating project requirements and deadlines early on, and looking for ways to deliver smaller portions of that project earlier in the process, we can deliver value earlier and more often.
This process can help us reduce risk and help increase the overall quality of the project by getting feedback earlier on in the software development process.
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