It would be nice to have links into the Mingle/Trello tickets for all the features with high and medium priority. It might be a good idea to add a “Progress” column into the roadmap table, e.g 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, Thanks a lot for such an insightful and detailed feedback! Much appreciated.Introduce a column in the roadmap table which maps the features with the themes.
#Confluence roadmap planner days how to
Here I have collected some screenshots to give you an idea how to use it:. I almost got my Product Owner to try it out :). There is an easy to use Confluence macro for roadmap planning ( Roadmap Planner).Further a reference and notice might be appropriate on the roadmap. Where are you looking for community contributions? The link I (and Google) have collected for the “Bahmni Community Tasks” is broken or not applicable because its visibility has been changed to private.A colleague of mine observed that everything which is beyond a quarter is kind of a guess.
A quarterly roadmap might be easier digestible for clients and better controllable for you. I think this is an indicator that this feature needs to be split into multiple features. Actually you have already mentioned it as a theme. “Care Plan” is also kind of unspecific. Maybe you can remove it from the roadmap as the improvement of the CI environment is an ongoing task and not interesting for the clients. I would transform the red warning box into an info box and move it into the “Bahmni Roadmap for 2017” block. The statement “Please note that the roadmap is continuously evolving as we learn more based on research, market needs, client feedback, etc.” is duplicated. Even though 0.87 is already released, the Roadmap wiki page states that ‘Release v0.86’ is currently under development. It would be nice to have links into the Mingle/Trello tickets for all the features with high and medium priority. The Mingle project is readable for the public. It’s nice that you are asking for feedback. The most interesting feature on the roadmap for me (as potential implementer) is the Implementer Interface. The themes and features sound promising. As you were asking for feedback regarding you roadmap for 2017 on Twitter, I read through it and here is the result of my attempt to give some constructive feedback: Positive observations
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