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Explore Project Portfolio Management

Learn more about Project Portfolio Management (PPM) with a sample workflow and review the benefits it can provide for different users in your organization.

Project Portfolio Management overview

PPM is a collection of multiple applications that help you analyze and approve ideas and demands, convert them to projects and manage them through completion. You can manage resources and financials of individual projects or the ones that are rolled up to a program or portfolio. PPM enables your teams to plan and execute work in traditional waterfall methodology or combine an Agile approach to execute using a hybrid methodology.

Project Portfolio Management workflow

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Project execution in a Waterfall, Agile, or Hybrid approach using PPM

The project manager (project_manager role) includes all the manager roles for the applications included in the PPM suite.

Project Portfolio Management benefits

BenefitFeatureUsers
Gather and evaluate of ideas and promote accepted ideas to demand, story, epic, or project.Innovation ManagementProject Teams, Demand Manager
Assessing, approve, and promote demands to strategic and operational demands.Demand ManagementDemand Manager
Manage projects, tasks, and resources.Project ManagementProject Manager, Project Team
Manage programs, the projects under a program and its tasks.Program ManagementProgram Manager
Manage your projects and programs of different portfolios.Portfolio ManagementPortfolio Manager
Create resource plans and request resources.Resource Management classicResource Manager
Track time on a daily basis against tasksTime Card Management 
Gain visibility into the status and health of programs, projects, and demands.Project Portfolio Management Platform Analytics SolutionsProject, Program, or Portfolio Manager or Business stakeholder

Integration with Digital Portfolio Management

Digital Portfolio Management (DPM) provides a unified workspace for owners to view and collectively manage their services and applications through the full life cycle. Installing DPM and Project Portfolio Management enables the integration with Project Management and Demand Management. With this integration, DPM managers can view project data that may impact a business application and create demands on a business application in DPM.

For more information, see Exploring Digital Portfolio Management.

Integration with Agile 2.0

TBD.

Integration with Test Management 2.0

TBD.

Domain separation

Domain separation provides complete data isolation for domain-specific users. Project Portfolio Management supports domain separation with a few limitations. For more information, see Domain separation and Project Portfolio Management.

Parent Topic:Project Portfolio Management