Posts tagged Prioritization Matrix

Project selection is a critical part of the Six Sigma quality improvement process. Just like other Six Sigma tools, project selection is quantifiable and based on objective data rather than …

A prioritization matrix is typically an L-shaped matrix that makes pair-wise comparisons of established criteria and options. The prioritization matrix is a rigorous method and requires skill to use it effectively.

It is applicable to many situations and has several different configurations. To be used effectively, the criteria and the options must be clearly developed and a scheme for weighing them must be applied.

A Prioritization Matrix is typically an L-shaped matrix which makes pairwise comparisons of established criteria and options. The prioritization matrix is a rigorous method and requires skill to use effectively. It is also applicable to many situations and has several different configurations. To be used effectively, the criteria and the options must be clearly developed and a scheme for weighing them must be applied.