The strategic roadmap canvas provides a description of a portfolio or top level strategic view of a set of initiatives, produce/projects or activities. It can be combined.with strategy scorecards and other Strategy tools to define a direction and set of objectives.
The vision is often expressed as a short textual statement, providing a description of what is to be achieved and why.
For example:
- “Company X is an established provider of flat sheet steel throughout Europe and is a primary supplier to the automobile industry.”
- “The logistics department will provide the company with an exceptional service which can ensure delivery of goods to all customers in the UK within 2 days.”
| Area | Description | Links To |
|---|---|---|
| Scope and Vision | The Scope and direction or vision of the the roadmap. This section should describe the initiative in motivating words which outline its strategic value. | Strategy Scorecard (informs) |
| Goals, Objectives and Deadlines | Objectives (goals are used synonymously) of the initiative taken from Strategy or from OKRs. | OKR (populated by) , Strategy Scorecard (informed by) |
| Transitions | The major events, milestones or points of change in the roadmap. | Transition Roadmap Canvas (populated by) |
| Key Dependencies | Capabilities, Services or Project/Projects on which this roadmap is dependent. | Services Landscape (comes from), Capabilities Canvas (comes from), NABC (initiatives names) |
| Risks | Major risks related to the initiative. | Risk Matrix Canvas (related to) |
