<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Having a roadmap full of features and busy engineers isn't enough if real outcomes aren't being achieved.</li><li>Simply shipping features without driving actual progress or improvements is not beneficial in the long run.</li><li>The shift from a feature roadmap to an outcome-based roadmap is crucial for defining specific goals and focusing on measurable results.</li><li>It's important to tie roadmaps directly to outcomes, define sharper goals, and ensure the team knows what success looks like to avoid building noise instead of valuable products.</li></ul>

Roadmaps Without Outcomes Are Just To-Do Lists

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