Roadmap

Direction is current. The rest of this folder is historical material. Direction is the current execution direction. The other roadmaps are preserved as context. They are not the current execution plan, schedule, assignment list or implementation evidence. Start with Current orientation.

The project roadmaps are open shells, except Autonomous Health; what follows describes what each one is meant to hold.

Direction (current)

Direction is the execution direction of Drayker toward its 2033 objective: the same phases as the global roadmap, each with the condition that must be true before the next begins, and what runs today marked.

Historical roadmaps

Global main roadmap

The structure of roadmaps and task organization works with a global view of the main projects, where all major projects and their main modules and functions are specified and structured giving a global view of Drayker.

Structural and ecosystem roadmap.

• Structural roadmap, where technical and interdependent projects are structured.
• Ecosystem Roadmap, where the ideas and global visions of the main projects that will be implemented in the Dk network are structured.

These structures detail the processes, surveys, milestones, and general data about major projects.

Papers

The papers are a structure with details and different groupings and points of view of the projects. In them are all specifications and ideas, problem solving and details of main projects, having the individual and global papers of the major projects in their reference version.

Project Roadmap

The individual roadmap for each project is where all the points of the project will be specified and organized, where all the steps, functions and problems are specified, divided and detailed to form issues, sprints and tasks. Separating the modules and functions in order of priority, signaling what has already been done, must be done now, must be reviewed and what is open or waiting.

Parallel Projects

All this structure is repeated in a separate and personalized way for parallel projects, where contributors can link their project to global visions so that they are documented and easily found by other collaborators. The global parts are in the repository of Dknowledge and the locations in the project repository itself.

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