Overall Satisfaction with Planview Enterprise One (formerly Planview Enterprise and Troux)
Planview Enterprise One is being used for PPM capabilities currently and has been used for APM capabilities in the past. It was in the APM space where I used and worked as an administrator for the platform, formerly called Troux. We used Troux from the 9.x version and upgrade into 12. We were using this platform to get our arms around the ever-growing application portfolio. There were many unknowns, including application TCO, health and risk. We found instances of investment to applications that were planned for sunsetting, and this platform allowed us to redirect. It provided a snapshot into the health of our application portfolio as well, allowing for us to better plan future investment and mitigate risk.
- Outstanding metamodel for application portfolio management within CTM
- Intuitive insights that are easy to generate
- Very knowledgeable EA's available from Planview to help
- Overwhelming capabilities for new implementations
- Requires substantial process changes, inflexible to current process
- CTM feels more like an afterthought vs PPM side
- CTM Metamodel
- PPM Reporting and Analytics
- Connection to Flexera Technopedia
- It allows us to pivot quickly to meet global changes
- Enables a more strategic manner of investment planning
- ServiceNow IT Business Management, LeanIX Enterprise Architecture Suite (EAS) and MEGA HOPEX Platform
Comparing ServiceNow ITBM and Planview is difficult, as they are really different offerings. ServiceNow offers a great platform to management applications from a pragmatic and tactical vantage, keeping it close to those operational teams who need it. Planview takes it up a level, allowing strategic teams (Enterprise Architecture, PMO) to view the whole landscape and make long term decisions. Compared to LeanIX, Planview is just a more mature tool. LeanIX is absolutely fantastic for a new EA organization, allowing them to quickly get running and show value. That platform is simple and direct, which is what a new EA org needs. Planview has more tools in their bag than most modern EA teams will probably ever use, and it takes some time to show value. However, once that value starts to emerge the sky is the limit.
Do you think Planview Portfolios delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Planview Portfolios's feature set?
Yes
Did Planview Portfolios live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Planview Portfolios go as expected?
No
Would you buy Planview Portfolios again?
Yes