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Modules together: The Future Matrix → Conceptual Map → Gantt Chart
Use Future Matrix stories, action rules and tracking to inform a dependency model and an agreed Gantt Roadmap.
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Use Future Matrix stories, action rules and tracking to inform a dependency model and an agreed Gantt Roadmap.
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April — November 2026
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Use Future Matrix stories, action rules and tracking to inform a dependency model and an agreed Gantt Roadmap.
Combine the Lemon Slice interviewer, Narrative Mapper, Conceptual Map and Gantt Chart to move from evidence to reviewed delivery work.
Model a service, its capability, proposed ownership and an unresolved approval dependency using native Conceptual Map tools.
Use an MCP assistant to organise findings, supporting notes, an objection and open questions into a map you can navigate.
Open the avatar in CEP’s hosted room, guide the interview with a briefing and review the captured discussion afterwards.
Analyse notes, query saved native graphs and review the findings in Narrative Mapper and Conceptual Map.
Set up phases and work packages in Gantt, then read the same packages across work streams in Roadmap.
Build a small Conceptual Map linking a service outcome, dependencies and response options, then use it to prepare a tabletop exercise.
Work through four future stories, proposed responses, performance measures and captured signals in the Harbour Energy example.
Use search, selection and type filters to follow an outcome through its service, capabilities and team ownership.
Choose a destination, review a source snapshot and inspect the resulting graph. Includes a simple field-comparison example.
Use Cards and Canvas views to arrange the work, then use the collaboration controls in supported modules to edit shared content.
Set up factors, develop future stories, prepare responses and use measures and tracking to revisit the workshop.
Choose who can edit, who can inspect and who maintains sharing. Includes an example arrangement for a service-design workshop.
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How the three parts fit together, and how to organise a small piece of work without creating duplicate tools.
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A collection of practical notes and examples for CEP users. Archive dates organise the series; they are not feature release dates. Screenshots show the November 2026 local demo. All use-case organisations and data are fictional.
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