Your roadmap shows the overall strategy and work required to build towards it. It’s critical to have a clear and concise roadmap for effective product development.
Communicating the things we are working on, and are going to work on.
Horizons: Communicating the status of the things we’re working on.
Ensuring that a wide range of stakeholders can easily access and understand the roadmap.
Be deliberate about the metadata you include, so that everyone is getting the information they need about your product initiatives.
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