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How Does a Project’s ‘Roadmap’ Help Investors Evaluate the Team’s Execution Risk?

A project's roadmap is a timeline outlining the key milestones, features, and development goals the team plans to achieve. By comparing the roadmap's progress against the stated timeline, investors can assess the team's ability to execute their plans effectively.

Consistent delays or a failure to meet significant milestones suggests high execution risk, indicating the team may lack the necessary technical or managerial capacity. A detailed, transparent roadmap builds investor confidence.

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