The end-to-end change management roadmap includes all your activities (deliverables, dependencies, milestones, etc.) throughout the entire change management project from start to finish. This roadmap is helpful for the project team, change management team, project sponsors, executives, and critical stakeholders. However, it may not be as meaningful to most end-users that you’re managing through the change. For example, they don’t need to see the timeline for all the early planning stages of the project that don’t pertain to them. The 12-16 weeks change management roadmap contains the activities (deliverables, dependencies, milestones, etc.) only in the 12-16 weeks leading up to the project’s Go-Live date. (In some cases, this 16-week span may include one to two weeks post-go-live.) This condensed version of the project timeline is often more helpful to the end-users that you will be engaging with in the 12-16 weeks prior to Go-Live.