RACI Chart
A RACI Chart is a matrix used to assign roles and responsibilities in a project. The acronym stands for Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed.
A RACI Chart is a matrix used to assign roles and responsibilities in a project. The acronym stands for Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed. It clarifies who is responsible for each task, who needs to be consulted, and who should be kept informed throughout the project.
How to use a RACI Chart
- Create a RACI Chart at the beginning of the project to define roles for each task or deliverable.
- Clearly outline who is responsible for completing each task, who makes final decisions (accountable), who provides input (consulted), and who needs to stay updated (informed).
Tip: Share the RACI Chart with the team and stakeholders to prevent confusion and ensure everyone knows their role and responsibility throughout the project.
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Jenna Green
Jenna Green is the Head of Marketing at Magnetic, where she leads brand, demand generation, and content strategy for one of the fastest-growing platforms in the professional services space. Known for her clear, focused messaging and strong sense of what actually connects with buyers, Jenna’s work bridges strategy and execution driving campaigns that resonate, convert, and scale.
