Roadmaps and Prioritisation

TL; DR The Quick Guide

Good roadmaps show your strategy being brought to life - they show a sequence of deliverables against previously agreed outcomes. Bad roadmaps aren’t tied to a strategy or any specific outcomes - they’re just to-do lists
The aim of a good roadmap is to give clarity about ambition and direction. Not to make a set of commitments about dates.
Different levels in the organisation need different levels of detail in a roadmap: The higher up the org you go, you will need less detail but show activity a longer time frame.
Prioritisation 1: Start with your big bets and build around them.
Prioritisation 2: Remember it is a human and political process. Don’t expect a formula to do the work for you.
Prioritisation 3: The sequence you do stuff in isn’t as important as the overall balance of what you do.