A Comprehensive Example of Application Portfolio Management (APM) in Action
Implementing application portfolio management in the enterprise.
Implementing application portfolio management in the enterprise.
A practical framework for application portfolio management.
This presentation set provides a comprehensive discussion on managing a large application portfolio using enterprise architecture. Excellent discussion for the CIO! (150 pages)
This paper presents a framework and process to manage the application portfolio of large corporations. An excellent discussion for the CIO who wants to understand the issues underlying effective management of application portfolios and how to address them. Excellent Read!
This document describes a framework for application portfolio management and uses it to rationalize the application portfolio of a major company. An excellent example of how to use APM in the enterprise. MUST Read! <br />
(150 pages)
This document describes a business value driven framework for application portfolio management and uses it to rationalize the application portfolio of a major company. An excellent example of how to use APM in the enterprise. MUST Read! <br />
(150 pages)
This paper describes the steps taken to manage the application portfolio in an enterprise, and the results achieved – reduced cost, increased capacity, and a lower carbon footprint. Good Read!
This case study describes, in detail, the enterprise application portfolio rationalization process used in a major organization. The noteworthy aspect of this application portfolio management initiative is the use of enterprise architecture planning. Excellent example of APM in the real world.
This presentation describes the implementation of application portfolio rationalization – why is application portfolio management important? what benefits drove the business case for APM? what
This case study highlights the use of application portfolio rationalization to reduce total cost of ownership in context – APM/APR can be done alone but yield better results when implemented in conjunction with other activities. The resulting strategy and action plan can be used to chart your own course of action reducing IT spend and maximizing business benefits from IT.