What is feature performance parity with examples?

     Feature performance parity" is a concept often discussed in product development and management, particularly in the context of software and digital products. It refers to a situation where different versions or implementations of a product have equivalent performance and capabilities with regard to specific features or functionalities.

Here's a breakdown of the key elements of feature performance parity:

Feature Performance Parity

 

Feature parity objective is to ensure that all the existing features and functionalities within current products are successfully replicated on new platform without any regression.

This is more important when organization wanted to retire existing application, platform or product but wants to ensure that the new system continue to meet the same expectation at a minimum.

Performance parity, in line with feature parity is to ensure there is no performance degradation as features are moved to new systems.