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NioPD ST rice

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Applies RICE prioritization framework to score and rank features or initiatives. Use for feature prioritization, roadmap planning, resource allocation decisions, or stakeholder alignment on priorities.

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RICE Prioritization Skill

This skill applies the RICE framework (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort) to systematically prioritize features, initiatives, or projects.

Theoretical Foundation

Origin

RICE was developed by Intercom as a systematic way to prioritize features in a product backlog, combining quantitative assessment with structured effort estimation.

The RICE Formula

RICE Score = (Reach × Impact × Confidence) ÷ Effort
FactorDefinitionScale
ReachHow many customers affected in time periodNumber (e.g., users/quarter)
ImpactHow much will it improve outcomes0.25-3 (Minimal to Massive)
ConfidenceHow sure are we of estimates20%-100%
EffortPerson-months to completeNumber

Impact Scale

  • 3 = Massive impact
  • 2 = High impact
  • 1 = Medium impact
  • 0.5 = Low impact
  • 0.25 = Minimal impact

When to Use

  • Roadmap planning sessions
  • Sprint prioritization
  • Feature request evaluation
  • Resource allocation decisions
  • Stakeholder alignment

Instructions

Step 1: Gather Items

List all features/initiatives to prioritize from:

  • Backlog
  • Feedback analysis
  • Strategic initiatives
  • Stakeholder requests

Step 2: Score Reach

For each item:

  • "How many customers will this affect in [quarter/month]?"
  • Use actual data when available
  • Estimate when necessary

Step 3: Score Impact

For each item:

  • "How much will this improve outcomes for affected users?"
  • Use 0.25-3 scale
  • Consider metrics movement

Step 4: Score Confidence

For each item:

  • "How confident are we in Reach and Impact estimates?"
  • 100% = High certainty (data-backed)
  • 80% = Medium (educated guess)
  • 50% = Low (speculation)

Step 5: Estimate Effort

For each item:

  • "How many person-months to complete?"
  • Include design, dev, QA, launch
  • Use team input when possible

Step 6: Calculate Scores

Apply formula:

FeatureReachImpactConfidenceEffortScore
[F1]10,000280%35,333
[F2]5,000350%23,750

Step 7: Rank and Discuss

  • Sort by RICE score descending
  • Discuss outliers and concerns
  • Consider strategic alignment
  • Make final priority decisions

Step 8: Generate Report

File path: 02-reports/[YYYYMMDD]-rice-prioritization-v0.md

Contents:

  1. Prioritized list with scores
  2. Methodology notes
  3. Key decisions made
  4. Next steps

Output Specifications

  • File Naming: [YYYYMMDD]-rice-prioritization-v0.md
  • Location: 02-reports/
  • Template: references/rice-template.md

Related Skills

  • niopd-st-moscow: Alternative prioritization
  • niopd-ur-kano: Satisfaction-based categorization
  • niopd-pd-roadmap: Roadmap creation
  • niopd-bs-feature-planning: Feature ideation

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