What is a RACI Chart? Clarify Project Roles with This Simple Tool

Are team responsibilities unclear or overlapping in your project? The RACI Chart is one of the most effective tools in project management to define who does what—and avoid confusion. In this video, you'll learn what RACI stands for, how to build a RACI chart step by step, and when to use it to improve team coordination and accountability. Whether you're preparing for the PMP exam or leading a real-world project, this video will help you understand how to apply RACI in both predictive and hybrid environments. Why Watch This Video? A clear understanding of RACI can help you streamline team communication, avoid task duplication, and lead your project more effectively. It’s also a valuable topic that frequently appears in the PMP exam. In This Video: - What is a RACI chart and what does RACI stand for? - The meaning of Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed - When and how to use a RACI chart in project management - Step-by-step guide to creating a RACI chart - Real-life example with two project tasks - Best practices and common mistakes to avoid - The project manager's role in developing and communicating the RACI chart - Benefits of using a RACI chart for team alignment and stakeholder clarity Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:20 What is a RACI Chart