Application Portfolio Mgmt
Rationalise your application estate: what you run, what it costs, and what to retire.
Application Portfolio Management answers a question every CIO eventually asks: which applications should we keep, invest in, or kill? APM builds an inventory of business applications, scores their technical fit and business value, and models the cost and risk of your estate so rationalisation decisions are evidence-based instead of political.
- Core capabilities
- APM and Enterprise Architecture
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Application Portfolio Management answers a question every CIO eventually asks: which applications should we keep, invest in, or kill? APM builds an inventory of business applications, scores their technical fit and business value, and models the cost and risk of your estate so rationalisation decisions are evidence-based instead of political.
Core capabilities
- Application inventory, a governed list of business capabilities and the apps that support them.
- TIME assessment, classify each app as Tolerate, Invest, Migrate or Eliminate.
- Technology risk, surface end-of-life software and technical debt.
- Cost modelling, tie spend to capabilities to expose duplication.
APM and Enterprise Architecture
APM and Enterprise Architecture are close cousins: APM tells you the current state and health of the estate; EA plans the target state and roadmaps to get there. Together they feed investment decisions in SPM.
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