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Discover how leading enterprises have maintained strategic alignment, accelerated delivery, and achieved measurable outcomes by connecting planning, execution, and measurement with Planview.
Enterprise-Grade Solutions for Complex Challenges
Planview empowers large organizations to overcome their most critical challenges:
- Drive visibility and strategic alignment – Continuously track strategic priorities against actual development work to immediately identify and correct misalignments.
- Unify fragmented toolchains – Integrate disconnected apps and eliminate duplication, providing one source of truth for all software delivery teams.
- Automate manual processes – Eliminate manual reporting and status updates, recovering lost developer capacity to focus on valuable engineering.
- Prioritize high-value work – Enable dynamic prioritization of projects based on clear ROI and business objectives, ensuring scarce resources are used for maximum impact.
- Accelerate product delivery and market entry – Coordinate cross-functional teams and streamline planning cycles to reliably deliver new features and products faster.
- Modernize platforms – Provide visibility into accumulated technical debt and legacy constraints, making it simpler to prioritize and address critical modernization efforts.
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What Our Customers Say
“We had to get faster and more efficient in delivering new capabilities to allow us to be more competitive in the marketplace. Planview gave us that capability.”
Huntington Bank
“The most important areas where Planview supports BMW are the simulation data supply in China, the data integration at E/E, data consistency in our Agile toolchains, and, more increasingly, questions about the Flow Framework®.”
“We used a lot of manual processes and it was time consuming and unproductive. Plutora gives eBay live metrics, and I can duplicate a new release from an old one and drastically reduce the work. That simply wasn’t possible with SharePoint, it was not the right tool.”
