RICE: Simple prioritization for product managers¶
McBride, S. (2018). RICE: Simple prioritization for product managers. Intercom Blog.
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Primes¶
- Prioritization
- Product management: RICE scoring (reach, impact, confidence, effort), as introduced by McBride (2018) at Intercom; MoSCoW method (must, should, could, won't); value-vs.-effort matrices; roadmap sequencing; feature-request triage.
This sourceOriginal presentation of the RICE (Reach × Impact × Confidence ÷ Effort) scoring framework developed at Intercom to replace opinion-driven debates with a single comparable score per initiative.
- Product management: RICE scoring (reach, impact, confidence, effort), as introduced by McBride (2018) at Intercom; MoSCoW method (must, should, could, won't); value-vs.-effort matrices; roadmap sequencing; feature-request triage.
Mechanisms¶
- Gap-Closure Experiment Backlog
- The backlog turns these into candidate experiments and ranks them with an explicit rule — a RICE-style score
This sourceDefines RICE as an explicit prioritization score combining reach, impact, confidence, and effort.
- The backlog turns these into candidate experiments and ranks them with an explicit rule — a RICE-style score
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