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How Do You Connect Your Company's Roadmap to Ongoing Activities?

05/16/2011 5:59 PM

I am not sure how much you are familiar with Technology or Product road mapping, and do you use it your company or not, but if so, how do you couple the long term goals mentioned in the Road map to your day to day activities? Do you do that intuitively or systematic? Using any especial software?

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Re: How Do You Connect Your Company's Roadmap to Ongoing Activities?

05/16/2011 10:09 PM

Thumbtack it to whatever is moving.

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Re: How Do You Connect Your Company's Roadmap to Ongoing Activities?

05/17/2011 3:18 AM

It is depending on size of company.

It is not possible to do it without a well-defined system in large companies, but the small companies can.

In fact, the software is just a tool. It can not lead your company to realize your goals. You need strategy & method, It is clear the software can help to do strategy & method.

The PDCA scheme is a powerful method to achieve long term goals by continues short term action.

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Re: How Do You Connect Your Company's Roadmap to Ongoing Activities?

05/17/2011 2:28 PM

Yes, you are right. But assume that in a SME (small or medium size company), you are using Technology Roadmap as a long term strategy planning tool. Also you have some ongoing projects in hand. You know that in some way these "day to day tasks" should serve to satisfy roadmap goals at least partially. But with my experience there isn't that much clean way to do so. And that's the reason that Road Maps are considered very static in practice. Any thought?

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