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The decision before the roadmap

A roadmap is only useful once the important decision beneath it is clear.

Roadmaps often arrive before a team has agreed on the decision they are trying to make. The result is activity without the clarity needed to judge it.

Start with the question that would materially change the direction of the work. Then make the roadmap answer that question rather than obscure it.

A clear next step

Start with the decision in front of you.

Get preliminary direction first, or book a focused session when the question is ready.