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With the prioritization macro, you can prioritize your objectives and initiatives based on 5 objective criteria. The criteria are business value, time criticality, risk minimization, business opportunities (influence of strategy on objectives) and duration. The prioritization value is calculated automatically and can be inserted anywhere on the page. |
The macro supports both objectives and Using this macro, you can evaluate and prioritize initiatives (1). The criteria for prioritization value is the same for both, except for one criterion. Instead of strategic impact for objectives, business opportunity is assessed for Initiatives.
automatically calculated, helping you make data-driven decisions about which initiatives to pursue first. The evaluation is done for the first 4 criteria using a consistent scale: 3: Low, 5: Medium, 8: High, 13: Very High. Only the last value Estimation Metric uses a different scale.
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Value | How high is the value of the initiative for the product or organization? |
Time Critically | Is the completion of the initiative time-critical? Is there perhaps a competitor who will be first to market with a similar product or feature? |
Risk Mitigation | How much risk for the product or organization am I addressing with this initiative? |
Business Opportunity | Welche Geschäftschancen eröffne ich mit dieser Initiative? |
Estimation Metric | In which time unit would I later estimate this initiative? Possible options are:
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How the priority value is calculatedThe table consists of 5 values that you can specify. The single values are a simple Fibonacci series. And you see the value used for computation in the label (the number at the beginning). The value is calculated using a simple formula. This is the formula |
(Value+Time Criticality + Risk reduction + Strategic Impact)*10 / Duration
And for initiatives: (Value+Time Criticality + Risk reduction + Business opportunities)*10 / Duration |