roadmap
Bureaucratic/ˈroʊd.mæp/n. (bureaucratic)
Etym.from Middle English road plus map, literal cartography elevated to managerial jargon in the late twentieth century by consultants who preferred implication to obligation; see H. L. Quimby, Corporate Cartography, 1998.
A prioritized sequence of nonbinding milestones and vague timelines that converts specific commitments into negotiable intentions, facilitating blame diffusion and delayed delivery.
'Can you circulate the roadmap by Friday, even if it is high level?' - Q3 All-Hands Transcript