What is a forecast window?
A forecast window is the range of dates a release is expected to land within, stated together with the confidence behind that range.
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Planning knowledge Planning knowledge covers how an approved project becomes a plan someone can execute: discovery and the story map, the MVP boundary and what it excludes, capacity validated against the people you actually have, and a release plan with owned dependencies.
A forecast window is the range of dates a release is expected to land within, stated together with the confidence behind that range.
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A release plan sequences mapped workstreams into releases with owned dependencies and a stated planning horizon, as the output of Focus planning.
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Capacity validation checks a plan against the people who actually exist, by name and availability, rather than headcount or FTEs on a spreadsheet.
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MVP prioritization draws the line between what ships in the first release and what waits, based on which slice delivers the objective.
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Scope elaboration turns an approved one-line business case into a described solution with boundaries that estimates can be built on.
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Team mapping assigns each estimated workstream to a specific team with a named owner, so every piece of scope has one group accountable for it.
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A portfolio kanban is one way to visualize the portfolio view: a board showing every initiative and the workflow state it sits in.
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