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Opportunity solution tree vs traditional roadmap

Table comparing a traditional product roadmap with an opportunity solution tree on focus, update rhythm, decision basis, risk and customer voice.
The tree feeds the roadmap. Solutions go on it once an experiment has backed them.

A comparison of a traditional product roadmap and an opportunity solution tree across five rows: what each focuses on, how often it changes, what decisions rest on, how risk is handled and how often customers are heard. Use it to explain to stakeholders why discovery runs on a tree while delivery still runs on a roadmap. Koji keeps the customer evidence side of the tree coming in every week.

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What's in this reference table

Traditional roadmapOpportunity solution tree
FocusFeatures and timelinesOutcomes and customer needs
UpdatedQuarterlyWeekly, after each interview
Decision basisStakeholder input, gut feelCustomer evidence
Risk managementPost-launch metricsPre-build experiments
Customer voicePeriodic, formalContinuous, embedded

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<p>Source: <a href="https://www.koji.so/visuals/opportunity-solution-tree-vs-product-roadmap">Opportunity solution tree vs traditional roadmap</a>, Koji</p>