A priority matrix is a decision-making tool that helps, as the name implies, with prioritization. A common matrix will include the importance of an action (or problem) and the urgency of it. The goal is to work on the tasks that will deliver the biggest bang for the buck first.
We have additional information on specific forms of priority matrix tools listed below.
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