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A roadmap serves as a guide for strategic planning and implementation of projects or initiatives. It visualizes long-term goals and the necessary steps to achieve them, helping to establish priorities and timelines.
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A roadmap sequences planned initiatives over time and makes direction and priorities visible.
Roadmaps emerged as planning instruments for product and technology development, where initiatives and dependencies must be coordinated over time. Agile product work later shaped rolling roadmaps that show goals and themes on a broad time scale.
Imagine a hiking map with stages: it shows direction, waypoints, and order, but does not prescribe every step in every kind of weather.
The period for which initiatives are made visible.
The effect an initiative aims to create.
The relative importance of an initiative.
A roadmap gives teams shared orientation for decisions and communication. Fixed dates can be read as contracts even though dependencies and learning change.
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