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To ensure your matrix is easy to use and read, limit your prioritization criteria to five items.

Choose and Weigh Your Criteria: “Avoid competing priorities to make sure you fulfill essential tasks to the highest standard,” suggests Harriet Chan, Co-Founder of CocoFinder.

Make a List of Potential Projects: Gather input from stakeholders to create a list of projects or tasks that need to be prioritized.

Finally, analyze and compare the resulting scores. Then, score each criterion for each project. Next, choose the most important criteria to compare. You can take four steps to prioritizing projects with a priority matrix.

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In ITIL V3 changes are now categorized into three distinct types: This information can also be found in Section 4.2 of your Service Transition Book. I’m going to give you my answer in three parts. I was looking for terms used for categorizing the impact of a change, I remember in Version 2 of ITIL that changes where categorized as Major, Significant, Minor and Standard is that no longer done? Or is the Imapct also defines as the priority High, Medium, and Low Rusty,