Plan your quarter and keep all the information in one place
Using a template to create a roadmap helps to save time and effort by providing a starting point, rather than having to start from scratch. This can be especially helpful if you are creating multiple roadmaps or if you are collaborating with multiple stakeholders.
A quarterly roadmap should include a few key pieces of information to help guide your team's work over the course of a quarter.
1. Goals and objectives: This should include a high-level overview of the goals and initiatives that your team hopes to achieve during the quarter.
2. Key milestones: Your roadmap should also include a list of key milestones that your team will need to achieve in order to progress towards your goals.
3. Actions and deliverables: In addition to milestones, your roadmap should also include a list of the specific actions and deliverables that your team will need to complete in order to achieve your goals.
4. Resources and dependencies: Your roadmap should also include information on the resources that will be needed to complete the work outlined in your roadmap.
1. Product roadmaps: These outline the features and functionality that will be included in a product over a specific period of time.
2. Technology roadmaps: These outline the technology that will be used to support an organization's goals and objectives.
3. Project roadmaps: These outline the steps and milestones that will be needed to complete a project.
4. Strategic roadmaps: These outline an organization's long-term vision and goals, and the steps that will be needed to achieve them.
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