Case Study – Application Portfolio Management For Value
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!
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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 research explored the state of Project Portfolio Management (PPM), and emerging trends in its practice. Excellent resource for a CIO to understand what other organizations are doing in PPM, how they have implemented it, where is the discipline headed, and what are some practices that might produce better outcomes.
This research studied the connection between project performance, and PPM Maturity in an organization. It discusses frameworks for both project/program portfolio management maturity, and performance to highlight practices that work, and create value for the enterprise.
This research explored the key driver of effective IT governance, and discovered that alignment, and integration of three key processes is critical to creating shareholder value: business IT alignment, IT evaluation, and Outcome Management. This will help CIOs focus on what is critical to IT Governance and away from the current emphasis on "who does what."
This research explored the use of popular IT Governance frameworks – Cobit, ITIL etc. – in the enterprise. Who is using them? why are they being used? How are they being used? What benefit is being accrued as a result? A good discussion on using IT Governance frameworks from a practical perspective.
This research delved into the practical issues surrounding the implementation of the IT Governance Framework – Cobit. Who is responsible for Cobit implementation? Who is accountable? Do organizations formalize Cobit controls and processes? Is there periodic assessment conducted to ensure delivery objectives are met? The research was conducted in a specific country but the results can be an eye-opener and provide guidance to CIOs worldwide.
This research explored the use of popular IT Governance frameworks – Cobit, ITIL etc. – in the enterprise. Who is using them? Why are they being used? How are they being used? What benefit is being accrued as a result? A good discussion on using IT Governance frameworks from a
This research study explores the use of project portfolio management at different organizations – what is the approach, practices, and steps followed? What results are achieved implementing PPM? What can others learn from these organizations' use of PPM? Good Read!
This research introduces a project portfolio management framework that combines traditional PPM techniques with a critical new capability: project/program classification and categorization. Are there different classes/categories of programs? Does each class impact PPM process the same way? Can PPM be made more effective using project categorization? The research explores this by implementing this framework in different organizations. So, what did the research reveal? Read On…
This paper describes a framework to score applications for more effective application decisions – an invaluable tool in application portfolio management.
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