<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Sometimes, companies hang on to outdated features, referred to as 'Zombie Features,' despite their lack of use.</li><li>Making data-driven decisions can help identify these zombie features and prompt their removal without negative consequences.</li><li>Steps to retire a zombie feature include hosting a feature retirement party, humorously informing stakeholders, and replacing it with a subtle nod in future releases.</li><li>The article emphasizes the importance of letting go of features that do not provide value or align with the product's goals.</li></ul>

Feature Kill Decisions: When Data Says ‘Let It Die

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