2.  Get definitions about Roadmapping (in order to construct my own)  Get more method fragments  Construct method

3.  Roadmaps  Documents that recognize the key defining parameters of the market, products and technologies for one part of the business. (Kappel)  Product Roadmapping:  Roadmapping is called a metaphor for planning and portraying the use of scientific and technological resources, elements and their structural relationships over a period of time. (Weerd)  Product Roadmap A high level schedule of future product releases with brief descriptions of market requirements and features for those releases. (Babylon dictionary

4.  The process of roadmapping identifies, evaluates and selects strategic alternatives that can be used to achieve desired objectives  (Jarno Vähäniitty, he qouted the SPM framework by Weerd :-) )  Product roadmapping is a process to develop a product roadmap that is credible, aligned, committed, and managed.  (Presentation from Sjaak )

5.  Product roadmapping is a ”disciplined, focused, multiyear approach to product planning”, with the roadmap’s implementability viewed as important as its strategic value. (Vahiniiitininity)  Odd….  Phaal: sectors as Software and e-commerce that have short time horizons…  What to do?

6.  Wiegers uses the notion of business requirements to represent the needs customers have for the product.  Bosch defines software requirements as consisting of functional requirements and quality attributes, with the term feature referring to a group of related software requirements.

7.  Wiegers: business requirement = need of customer  Bosch: software requirement = group of functional requirements and quality attributes = features  Combine:  (1) check need of customer  (2) prioritise (time driven)  (3) merge with corresonding features

8.  http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/b ook.aspx?ID=6496&locale=en-us http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/b ook.aspx?ID=6496&locale=en-us  30 dollars…  Dead end.

9.  From the book: Design and Use of Industrial  Software Architectures  Requirement engineering has been studied extensively [refs] and it is not the aim of this book to address the process of identifying and specifying requirements (page 6)  Leaving me to a: dead end.

10.  Next week : - ).

11.  Finish method: ◦ Clear description ◦ Assemble bottom part integration ◦ Practical SOK application(s) (pending with Henk’s help)  ‘Create’ validity, or better; Check validity ◦ all ready finished case studies ◦ GX interview?

13.  product planning, service- capability planning, strategic planning, long range planning, knowledge asset planning, program planning, process planning, integration planning, technology planning, emerging technology planning, revised planning.  Roadmap….

14.  A high level schedule which describes the upcoming evolution of the product that compared to the market enhance or improve the product steered by various stakeholders (of the product itself).

15.  Multiple dimensions of sustainable development are simultaneously focused in the innovation process.  The perspective is shifted from technological feasibility to the potential contribution of technologies to meet socio-economic trends and needs.  Stakeholders, especially experts, customers and users, are integrated into the roadmapping process.  Unintended side effects of a technology for companies, users and society are dealt with.

17.  No definition given by Erdmann. .

21.  Identification  Acquisition  Management tool  Operation/Usage report  Roadmap construction

22.  Integrated roadmapping methodology: Among the main motives for a sector association to carry out a road mapping process are the detection, understanding and realization of new business-relevant areas. The integration of experts, customers and users into the roadmapping process minimizes uncertainty in technology development, market introduction and business models. (Erdmann) Detection Identification & Acquisition Understanding Management tools Operation/usage report Realisation Roadmap construction

23.  Decision making is increasingly being distributed to business units and their product managers. These business unit managers are closer to real customers and products. Corporate strategists, if they exist at all, often lack influence or contact with those who preside directly over products. (Kappel)  Roadmap can lose its power when the situations suddenly changes.

24.  Phaal found the following: Product planning/ service-, capability planning/strategic planning/long range planning/ knowledge asset planning/ program planning./ process planning and integration planning  This type of roadmap focuses on how the capabilities of an application can be enhanced and supported by new technology.

25.  Some roadmaps from http://www.ifm.eng.cam.ac.uk/ctm/trm/documents/published_roadmaps7_6_09.pdf http://www.ifm.eng.cam.ac.uk/ctm/trm/documents/published_roadmaps7_6_09.pdf  “National grid service roadmap”, 2007: http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pk-mNAlXXKxEy1Bvte-g3VA&pli=1 http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pk-mNAlXXKxEy1Bvte-g3VA&pli=1  A roadmap towards the collaborative enterprise – CE Vision 2010 http://www.esoce.net/Roadmap%20Summary%20v17.pdf http://www.esoce.net/Roadmap%20Summary%20v17.pdf  “Enterprise information architecture roadmap”, Louis Rosenthal, 2003. http://www.louisrosenfeld.com/home/bloug_archive/images/EIAroadmap2.pdf http://www.louisrosenfeld.com/home/bloug_archive/images/EIAroadmap2.pdf  Anyone anything else?