Planview recently introduced the latest version of its industry–leading portfolio management solution, Planview Enterprise 10. Building on a 20-year history of success and innovation, Planview Enterprise 10 empowers business leaders to achieve their goals – to drive revenue, cut costs, and mitigate risk – by maintaining a continual balance between strategic objectives and execution in the face of change drivers such as economic shifts, competitive challenges, budget cuts and manpower fluctuations.

Portfolio Management is being embraced by company leadership because of its applicability across the enterprise. Forrester defines corporate portfolio management as “the methodology and supporting application technology for determining the optimal mix, sequencing, resource allocation, and investment levels of strategic discretionary initiatives, using established financial portfolio optimization techniques and measures, to best achieve an organization's business goals,” according to the August 2008 report Road Map: Corporate Portfolio Management — A New Market For Project Portfolio Management by Tim Harmon, senior analyst, Forrester Research.

By improving the solution’s reach, and the way users and management input, access, and use its data, Planview enables its customers to use Planview Enterprise 10 to drive strategic growth even in economically challenging times.

“The breadth and depth of advances in Planview Enterprise 10 make it one of the most significant releases in our company’s history, and we have never been better positioned to empower our customers to reach their goals,” said Patrick Tickle, Executive Vice President of products, Planview. “The initial marketplace reception – from customers, prospects, and industry analysts – has been tremendous, and supports our strong belief that portfolio management as an enterprise-wide solution has never been more important or relevant.”

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