<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Prioritizing roadmaps without a scoring matrix is emphasized, with an emphasis on a goals-first approach aligned with business goals.</li><li>The roadmap should start with key business goals agreed upon with Go-to-Market (GTM) leaders to ensure clarity and purpose in roadmap items.</li><li>Aligning roadmap items with the most important goals for the quarter ensures focus and relevance in the prioritization process.</li><li>Deep understanding of customer needs is crucial in making informed decisions when goals are vague, ensuring projects drive significant metrics.</li><li>Moving from arbitrary weightings to evidence-based decision-making shifts prioritization discussions towards customer impact and strategic alignment.</li><li>Roadmaps are likened to storytelling tools, where the team is the hero, the goal is the quest, and obstacles represent the work that should be prioritized.</li><li>Focusing on the right quest first ensures clarity and alignment within the team, leading to natural prioritization of tasks.</li></ul>

Roadmap Prioritization Without a Scoring Matrix

Discover more