Project and Portfolio Management Applications: Making It Work

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Project and Portfolio Management Applications: Making It Work


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Contributed by: Gartner PPM Summit and Gartner Group
The market for project and portfolio management suites has seen a flurry of innovation from established players and new entrants, and even contunued growth. Amidst confusing market positiioning and recent M&A activity, this session makes sense of it all.

Key Issues:
  • What application packages can help IS organizations optimize project planning, tracking and service provision processes?
  • What are the key technology provider vision and ability to execute criteria in assessing project & portfolio and service process applications?
  • How will technology and market trends impact Technology and Service Providers in the project & portfolio and service process space?



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