About the product
About the product
Our RACI Matrix also known as a Responsibility Assignment Matrix chart or model is used by program managers or any one that is in charge of a team. This useful infographic helps visually identify the team with their key roles and responsibilities especially with major tasks within a project.
Our Responsibility Assignment Matrix can be used as a visual representation of the functional roles each person plays in a team project. Get your team on track and everyone on task by creating a presentation with our RACI infographics.
| Bring clarity and efficiency to your project plans with our RACI Matrix Infographic Templates. Each of our beautiful templates is designed to make it easier than ever to accurately define the roles and responsibilities that each team member will have. The templates can be used in PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides, giving you the flexibility to customize them to fit any task at hand. With these sleek slides, you can divide tasks into categories of Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed so that everyone involved knows exactly what needs to be done when. Instead of spending hours typing up detailed descriptions for every task, you can use our simple infographics as an efficient way to communicate key information – such as who is accountable for a task or who will be consulted on crucial decisions – at a glance. Our easy-to-use RACI Matrix Infographics help your team work together for maximum efficiency by taking the guesswork out of organizational roles and responsibilities. So don’t waste any more time trying to keep track of every detail in your document – let us provide you with a clearer picture of how it all fits together with our RACI Matrix Infographics! |
Features
Features
- Free Unique Slides and Master Slides
- Freemium Features
- Drag and Drop Ready
- Handmade Infographics
- Free Images Based on Template Category
- Free Icons
- Editable Elements and Fonts
Recommendations
Recommendations
This infographic template is great for a variety of presentations like:
- Providing a quick overview of a topic
- Explaining a complex process
- Displaying research findings or survey data
- Summarizing a long report
- Comparing multiple options
- Raising awareness about an issue or cause
