A Prioritisation Matrix is useful for applying a systematic approach to weighting/prioritising criteria towards evaluating solutions against the criteria.
The use of these matrices helps teams focus and come to a consensus on key items. A Priortisaton Matrix can help to you to decide what improvements to implement first.
You should consider using a matrix if:
• You cant do all the improvements at once.
• You are uncertain about the best use of resources or energy.
• You are looking towards specific improvement goals.
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