Strategic roadmapping
Roadmapping
IfM approach
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Roadmapping
IfM approach
Consultancy
Courses
Case studies
Resources
The IfM’s Strategic Plan (S-Plan) roadmapping approach is used to create business unit, corporate, sector or policy roadmaps.
The process is appropriate for application at a high level, with the ability to rapidly cover a broad scope (‘landscape’) identifying, prioritising and exploring key issues, strategic options and innovation opportunities, leading to decisions and actions.
The IfM’s Strategic Plan (S-Plan) roadmapping approach is used to create business unit, corporate, sector or policy roadmaps.
The process is appropriate for application at a high level, with the ability to rapidly cover a broad scope (‘landscape’) identifying, prioritising and exploring key issues, strategic options and innovation opportunities, leading to decisions and actions.
THE S-PLAN PROCESS
Typically, workshops will involve between 15-25 participants (although more are possible with careful design and a team of facilitators). The S-Plan is usually carried out in a one-day workshop and consists of four main steps:
Strategic landscape
Select value elements
Explore a topic
Consider the business as a whole and use the roadmap framework to capture information from all the process participants as well as the identification and prioritisation of value elements within the landscape.
Further explore areas such as innovation opportunities or strategic topics.
The roadmap framework is used in small groups to explore and define each value proposition (or innovation opportunity) in greater detail and map out how they can be achieved.
Topics are presented for discussion to identify and/or agree a way forward (e.g. regarding strategic actions emerging from the roadmaps).
Strategic landscape
Consider the business as a whole and use the roadmap framework to capture information from all the process participants as well as the identification and prioritisation of value elements within the landscape.
Select value elements
Further explore areas such as innovation opportunities or strategic topics.
Explore a topic
The roadmap framework is used in small groups to explore and define each value proposition (or innovation opportunity) in greater detail and map out how they can be achieved.
Topics are presented for discussion to identify and/or agree a way forward (e.g. regarding strategic actions emerging from the roadmaps).
CASE STUDIES
CASE STUDIES
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