RICE Prioritization Score 10 Projects Table

Slide Content

The slide is a RICE Prioritization Score table for 10 different projects, implementing a strategic framework that quantifies project priority. This model considers four factors: Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort. Each project listed has hypothetical data under these categories, with the final 'Score' reflecting an automated calculation following the RICE formula. The higher the score, the greater the priority. The placeholder on the right is provided for a summary of the table or additional descriptive text regarding the methodology or outcomes.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, providing a clear contrast for the content.
• Top of the slide features a slide title in large, dark blue text encased in two thin blue lines, suggesting a header section.
• Below the title, there are five round icons with light blue accents representing different aspects of project evaluation, such as impact and calculation.
• The main content area is occupied by a large table with alternating light and darker blue horizontal bands for readability.
• Each column of the table is headed by a light blue tab with white text naming the RICE factors.
• Project names are highlighted with a turquoise background to stand out from the numerical data.
• The 'Score' column features teal fill for the cells, which is darker than the rest of the table to emphasize the results.
• To the right of the table, there's a large, lightly shaded text box bordered by a thin blue circle and an icon suggesting document editing.

The overall visual composition is clean and professional, with a blue and teal color scheme promoting a sense of clarity and organization. The use of icons and color highlights helps to differentiate the various elements of the RICE scoring system.

Use Cases

• Presenting potential projects to stakeholders to determine which to prioritize based on quantifiable metrics.
• Summarizing project evaluation in team meetings to guide the discussion on resource allocation.
• Including in portfolio management presentations to demonstrate a data-driven approach to decision-making.
• Using in project road-mapping sessions to visually communicate the prioritization of upcoming initiatives.