Strategic Portfolio Management: Aligning Projects with Business Objectives for Maximum Impact
QKS Group (formerly Quadrant Knowledge Solutions) Reveals
that the Strategic
Portfolio Management Projected to Register Above average CAGR by 2024-2028.
The U.S. Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM) market is
well-established, with a projected above-average CAGR. This growth is driven by
factors such as the increasing complexity of projects, the need for efficient
resource allocation, and the rising focus on data-driven decision-making.
Organizations across various sectors are adopting SPM solutions to gain a
comprehensive view of their project portfolios, prioritize initiatives that
align with strategic objectives, and optimize project ROI.
The market is moderately competitive, with both established
players and innovative newcomers competing for market share. The shift toward
cloud-based solutions and the integration of AI for enhanced portfolio analysis
are pivotal in shaping the future of the U.S. SPM market.
Key questions addressed by this study include:
·
How fast is the Strategic Portfolio Management
(SPM) market growing in the U.S.?
·
What are the key drivers and challenges
affecting the U.S. SPM market?
·
Which industries present the greatest growth
opportunities during the forecast period?
·
Which global region is expected to experience
the highest growth opportunities for SPM solutions in the U.S.?
·
Which customer segments show the highest growth
potential for SPM solutions?
·
Which deployment options for SPM solutions are
anticipated to see the most growth in the next five years?
Strategic Market Trends:
Strategic
Portfolio Management (SPM) goes beyond traditional project management
by enhancing collaboration and visibility across geographically dispersed teams
and external vendors. This is achieved through features like portfolio
planning, which helps prioritize initiatives that align with strategic goals.
SPM tools also assist in risk management by enabling
organizations to identify potential issues within vendor networks and track
project dependencies. This approach fosters improved communication and
transparency, allowing for proactive mitigation of security threats and
ensuring successful project outcomes.
Vendors Covered:
Atlassian, Broadcom, Cora Systems, Digital.ai, EOS Software,
Micro Focus, Planview, Planisware, Sciforma, ServiceNow, Shibumi, Smartsheet,
Software AG, Sopheon, Uppwise, UMT 360.
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