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Ameen Abozaid
Planned lessonSRA-010-L01

What a technical strategy is

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  • Senior A
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define a technical strategy and tell it apart from goals and roadmaps.

Planned topics

  • A strategy has three parts: a diagnosis of the situation, guiding policies that choose an approach, and coherent actions that carry it out.
  • It says what we will not do; a strategy without trade-offs is a wish list.
  • A roadmap lists work; a strategy explains why that work and in what order.
  • It is written to guide many teams making their own decisions.
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Demonstration

a one-page skeleton: diagnosis (what is hard and why), guiding policies (three to five rules), actions (owned, dated), measures, and review date.

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What are the three parts of a strategy?

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Diagnosis, guiding policies, and coherent actions.

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