Roadmap for SPM Product changes

[phil_bool_unifi]

Hi.  Where is the best place to get a picture of the Roadmap for future ServiceNow releases (safe harbor understood, etc)?   I'm leading the SPM Practice at our firm - a partner - and it would be great to understand what's coming up.  I've heard various bits of specific guidance, but could do with a broader roadmap.

[GlideFather]

Hi @phil_bool_unifi,

There are following pages that are full of useful links:

• Strategic Portfolio Management
• Quick Start Guide for Strategic and Portfolio Planning
• Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM) Welcome Guide
• SPM at Now Create

Let me know if you found any of these helpful

[phil_bool_unifi]

I appreciate the response but respectfully, you might as well have referred me to "the internet" - each of those is terabytes of information, and I'm very familiar with all those pages. 

I'm looking for a roadmap of what products are being decomissioned, guidance on new functionality to expect in Australia, etc.  I'm trying to find any way to stay up-to-date with the replacement for TeamSpaces, the transition from SAFE to EAP, when I'll see capacity in scenario planning, etc.

[GlideFather]

@phil_bool_unifi right, it was just for a starter as I found your description unclear and very general.

I believe these could be found at the Now Create (the last link above) - there are blueprints with examples and checkboxes:

e.g.

Just find what scenario suits you the best, I'm not much familar with SAFE or EAP. I was reacting to the roadmap topic, that shall be also possible to get from

[phil_bool_unifi]

Thanks again - I do appreciate you're trying to help.   However you are focusing on specific questions that I'm giving as examples. 

NowCreate (along with NowLearning) is one of the last places to get updated when new tooling, processes or services are becoming available, and there is typically only content relevant to the current release (if that).   

I'm looking to find out where I can reliably go to see what's coming next.   

Where would you go if you wanted to stay on top of the latest news in SPM?