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Enterprise Agile Planning

Planview’s Enterprise Agile Planning solution provides organizations adopting lean and agile practices with a scalable framework to deliver maximum customer value by rapidly adapting to market demands. By utilizing leading indicators and implementing iterative, product-based planning, teams can continuously focus on driving the most impactful outcomes, creating visibility into work and collaboration across the entire organization.

Your Transformation Journey

Planview’s Enterprise Agile Planning journey guides organizations through the transformative process of adopting agile and lean methodologies to plan, visualize, and adapt their strategic and financial goals in response to customer and market demands. The journey is organized into four progressive stages; each stage has a distinct area of focus and is tied to specific capabilities and business outcomes. The transformation journey is unique for every organization depending on where they are and where they want to go. In the final stages of the journey, cross-functional teams autonomously manage work that is aligned to strategic initiatives, and the organization uses objectives and key results (OKRs), roadmaps, and scenario planning to realize outcomes and deliver the most value to customers in the shortest amount of time.

Team visibility is the first step in the agile transformation journey, empowering individuals across the organization to see at a glance what work is in the queue, what’s in progress, who’s working on it, and what’s been completed. This allows teams to focus on getting work done together and enables collaboration and communication across teams. Start here if you want to connect disparate teams to visually plan, manage, and coordinate work at the program level, while executing work in the way best suited for them at the team level.

Aligned autonomy allows leaders in the organization to better understand how work is progressing at the portfolio level without having to drill down into team tools. The focus here is to create a rapid feedback loop that informs decision-making at the portfolio level while keeping teams aligned to strategy using connected portfolio, program, and team boards. Start here if you want to enhance decision-making by connecting portfolio and team-level products to enable automated, real-time status reporting and a complete visualization of work from strategy to delivery.

Agile program management organizes work around prioritized portfolio initiatives, allowing for detailed financial planning and demand intake management. Planning shifts to program increment (PI) planning or quarterly planning, where teams of teams can plan detailed work, map dependencies, and coordinate when work gets delivered. Start here if your organization is ready to move to PI or quarterly planning cycles where teams of teams autonomously plan and execute work based on prioritized initiatives.

Lean portfolio management prioritizes feedback, driving results that create value for customers while giving teams and individuals more ownership of their responsibilities. Organizations shift to product-based planning, set portfolio-level OKRs, and utilize leading indicators to inform decisions, while embracing lean budgeting, funding, and governance to quickly adapt to market demands. Start here if you’re ready to define strategic objectives, utilize roadmaps and scenario planning, and plan and fund around value streams or products and their underlying initiatives.

Additional Resources

  • This solution demo illustrates how the capabilities within Planview’s Enterprise Agile Planning solution can increase visibility, connectivity, and delivery time across your organization.
  • Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) is a proven agile framework that is easily adapted to work with Planview’s Agile Program Management solution.
  • Learn how you can scale your agile solution by implementing agile release trains (ARTs) in this Planview Agile Program Management guide.