What does "Scoring" refer to in the context of project prioritization in Workfront?

In the context of project prioritization in Workfront, "Scoring" specifically refers to a method used to assess and rank projects based on a set of established criteria. This process typically involves evaluating various attributes of a project, such as strategic alignment, ROI (return on investment), resource requirements, and potential risks. By assigning scores to these factors, project managers and decision-makers can effectively prioritize projects, ensuring that resources are allocated to initiatives that align with organizational goals and deliver the most value.

The scoring method creates a systematic approach to decision-making, making it easier to compare various projects against one another. This addition to the prioritization process helps to clarify which projects should move forward based on their merit rather than subjective opinions or ad-hoc discussions. It facilitates a more objective, data-driven evaluation, thereby enhancing project planning and execution.