Module 6 of 6Lesson 1 of 1~17 min
Final workshop: your product's outcome-based roadmap
The final workshop: you assemble the roadmap for your own product from everything the course has built. You leave with a document ready to discuss with the people around you, a grid to judge how solid it is and tools you can reuse in every planning cycle.
Lesson objective
By the end of this lesson, you will have assembled your product's Now, Next, Later roadmap, tied to measurable outcomes and justified by your trade-offs, you will have self-assessed it with a grid, and you will leave with an exit kit and a 7-day and 30-day application plan.
Questions this lesson answers
- What does a complete outcome-based roadmap deliverable look like?
- How do you self-assess the strength of your product roadmap before presenting it?
- Does roadmap work stop once the document is presented to leadership?
Topics covered
- roadmap workshop
- now next later roadmap
- product roadmap
- roadmap self-assessment
- product planning
Where it fits
Final workshop
How do I assemble and defend my own product's roadmap?
Lessons in this module
- Final workshop: your product's outcome-based roadmap (this lesson)
What you will learn in this module
This lesson is part of the course Prioritize and build an outcome-based roadmap
- Choose and apply a prioritization method suited to the question at hand (RICE, ICE, Kano, opportunity scoring, cost of delay, WSJF), taking its limits into account.
- Handle requests from sales, support and leadership starting from the problem behind them, and say no or not now with reasons.
- Build a Now, Next, Later or theme-based roadmap tied to measurable outcomes, with external commitments shown separately.
- Communicate uncertainty and dates according to horizon and audience, and review the roadmap on a written rhythm and set of triggers.
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