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Portfolio Management

Scorecarding

Mastering the Project Office

Project Management

Value Management

Financial Management

Risk Management

Asset Management

Vendor Management

Product Lifecycle Management

New Product Development

Service Automation

 

 

Portfolio Management

Portfolio Management is being used to save money by allowing companies to balance project costs against potential value and risk.

Scorecarding

Companies more and more are relying on the concept of a balanced scorecard to help gauge the success of business objectives, with enterprises using technology and data to determine whether goals are being met.

Mastering the Project Office

Simplicity, standardization, and consistency are key to Project Office success. Long-term goals must be established and seven prescriptive measures set in place to get results.

Project Management

Enterprise Project Management (EPM) may be the perfect solution for companies struggling to adapt to Information Age business realities.

Value Management

Value Management is a style of management particularly dedicated to motivating people, developing skills and promoting synergies and innovation, with the aim of maximizing the overall performance of an organization.

Financial Management

Improving the return on your IT investment should be a piece of cake, says Dr. Howard Rubin of the META Group. That's because most IT departments are in sorry shape when it comes to using business metrics.

Risk Management

Risks are everywhere in business but you won't find them in most spreadsheets, partly because risks don't lend themselves to precise quantification.

Asset Management

Because most asset management programs are focused on saving money related to lease overruns or invoice discrepancies, or via improved licensing, many IT organizations (ITOs) have failed to fully appreciate the considerable benefits of an asset management program.

Vendor Management

To get the most out of a single-vendor relationship you need to go beyond clarifying how service and support are packaged; you need to develop a closer rapport with your vendor.

Product Lifecycle Management

Staying competitive is an ever-challenging task. Companies need to focus on their core competencies, improve their relationships to customers, streamline their supply chains, and collaborate with partners to create "buyer - vendor - supplier" value networks.

New Product Development

Successful product development requires fundamentally improved approaches to organizing the development process, reducing waste, and providing products to meet customer needs in order to respond to global competition in our own markets as well as compete effectively on a global basis.

Service Automation

Professional Services Automation is focused on optimizing resource usage, managing mission-critical processes and capturing and leveraging corporate intellect allowing for more centralized planning.

   
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