Application Portfolio Management
In today’s competitive marketplace, let WorkEngine help you succeed. Align your investments with corporate goals, analyze and manage risks, prioritize strategies, and use scenario planning to optimize the value of your work to your business.
Organizations today strive to do more with less. Application Portfolio Managers and Executives make every effort to optimize their entire application portfolio from business case generation and approval, to prioritization, selection, dependencies, portfolio risks, and tracking. Choosing the right work is an obvious goal, but how do you make the tough choices? Without the right tools and methodology, managers struggle to balance considerations of risk, cost, and value to business, return on investment, and optimal capacity utilization for portfolio investments.

Application Request and Demand Management
Demand takes many forms, including large investment requests, simple application requests and service maintenance requests — all vying for the same resources. Once you have visibility into all demand, you can classify, evaluate, and appropriately prioritize work to allocate resources to the highest value opportunities. WorkEngine also gives you the ability to analyze Proposed and Active Applications in a Dynamic Bubble Chart.

Gain Portfolio Visibility
With visibility into real-time application investments, it is possible to monitor progress in terms of actuals and forecasts on key dimensions such as cost, schedules, benefits, and risks and communicate status to all stakeholders. Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of your business by reducing the complexity of managing multiple applications by simplifying portfolio visibility.

Portfolio Approval
WorkEngine allows you to optimize your business performance through pre-built workflow templates for approvals and stage gating. Streamline application approval through workflows to automatically initiate application execution. Easily customize your business processes to meet your approval needs.
Managers and executives can perform scenario modeling to understand comparison of the quantity and cost and resource load value totals of selected applications against targets, the effect of cancelling any effort, delaying or advancing it, or stretching out its duration.