RASCI Matrix PowerPoint Diagram

This slide presents a clean, minimal RASCI matrix chart that maps tasks against roles to clarify who is Responsible, Accountable, Supportive, Consulted, and Informed throughout a project lifecycle. Large, color-coded letters (R in red, A in orange, S in cyan, C in blue, I in dark blue) define each responsibility type, with concise labels and brief definitions beneath. The main table spans five tasks and seven typical project roles—Project Executive, Project Manager, Project Sponsor, Technical Architect, Application Developer, Business Analyst—showing a sample assignment of each RASCI letter per cell. A subtle gray header row and alternating row backgrounds improve readability, while the master-slide design ensures quick edits: swap role names, adjust task labels, or recolor icons without breaking alignment. Optimized for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, all elements remain fully editable—fonts, shapes, and colors scale seamlessly across devices and resolutions.

Who is it for

Project managers, PMO teams, scrum masters, and business analysts will find this RASCI matrix invaluable for kick-off meetings, stakeholder alignment sessions, and governance reviews. Program leads and consultants can leverage the slide to document team responsibilities and accelerate decision-making.

Other Uses

Beyond standard project planning, repurpose this matrix for process audits, role-clarification workshops, RACI-to-RASCI migrations, or cross-functional training. Use the table to outline compliance tasks, change-management roles, or resource-allocation plans in any organizational context.