Roadmapping Practitioner Development Programme
Asia Pacific region
What is roadmapping
Who should attend
Course structure
What is roadmapping
Who should attend
Course structure
COURSE OVERVIEW
The training phase involves 15 three-hour online sessions which cover six modules:
- Roadmapping fundamentals
- S-Plan, OxF Matrix and T-Plan methods
- Train the facilitator
- Other roadmap applications
- Tool integration (with roadmapping)
- Updating and embedding the roadmap
COURSE INFORMATION
Duration: 15 two-hour online sessions, one session per week
Time: 21:00 – 23:00 (GMT +9:00)
Location: Online
Price: £2,200 (excluding VAT)
Number of participants: 30
Register your interest
Register your interest in future course date by emailing the course leads, Yuta Hirose, yh359@cam.ac.uk.
COURSE OVERVIEW
This online programme will provide comprehensive training and practice development in roadmapping techniques.
The training phase involves 15 two-hour online sessions which cover six modules:
- Roadmapping fundamentals
- S-Plan, OxF Matrix & T-Plan methods
- Train the facilitator
- Other roadmap applications
- Tool integration (with roadmapping)
- Updating and embedding the roadmap
COURSE INFORMATION
Duration: 15 three-hour online sessions, one session per week
Time: 21:00 – 23:00 (GMT +9:00)
Location: Online
Price: £2,200 (excluding VAT)
Number of participants: 30
Register your interest
Register your interest in future course date by emailing the course leads, Yuta Hirose, yh359@cam.ac.uk.
WHAT IS ROADMAPPING?
Roadmapping is a powerful strategic planning technique that is integral to creating and delivering strategy and innovation in many organisations. The graphical and collaborative nature of roadmaps enables strategic alignment and dialogue across functions. Extremely flexible, roadmapping provides clear direction and alignment of specific needs at all levels, including functional, organisation-wide and even collaboration between organisations.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
The programme is appropriate for people wanting to acquire a deep understanding of roadmapping, including:
- People wanting to become roadmapping practitioners.
- Roadmapping practitioners who want to increase their roadmapping knowledge and expertise.
- Consultants in innovation, product development, technology management, strategy, foresight and related areas.
- Academics in innovation, product development, technology management, strategy, foresight and related areas.
COURSE STRUCTURE
The training programme includes six modules and 15 three-hour online sessions. It will start on 18 January 2024, and will continue with one session every week.
ACCREDITATION
On completion, participants will receive a certificate of attendance.
“The course covered a complete view and different perspectives from the methodology. It also gave us the opportunity to interact with different participants which was very useful for understanding the process and exchange of perspectives, since we came from different countries and areas of expertise. Thank you also to Ricardo which was a great facilitator and very resourceful.”
Previous course delegate
COURSE TUTORS
MORE INFORMATION
For more information please contact: Dr Yuta Hirose (yh359@cam.ac.uk)