The Optimal Portfolio: Balancing IT Project and Application Costs, Risks & Benefits

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The Optimal Portfolio: Balancing IT Project and Application Costs, Risks & Benefits


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Contributed by: Gartner PPM Summit

Too many IT organizations suffer the “death of a thousand cuts”: Letting insatiable demand for application and infrastructure maintenance and support slash away at their resource capacity till little or nothing is left. “Keeping the lights on” is important, and aligned with basic needs of the business, but should be balanced with other – less basic, and usually riskier – opportunities to advance business goals with innovative and enhanced services and systems.

This presentation gives guidance in how to consistently get, and keep, your portfolio balance.



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