Portfolio Management
This section introduces the overall process of portfolio management.
Overview of portfolios
A portfolio is a collection of investments or solution sets.
In a small-to-midsize enterprise, one portfolio can typically govern the entire solution set. In a large enterprise, there can be multiple portfolios, one for each line of business. They collectively build up a portfolio hierarchy for the enterprise.
Each portfolio fulfills its contribution to realize the overall enterprise strategy.
Portfolio management process
The following table provides an overview of the portfolio management process.
Stage | Description |
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Create a portfolio type |
Define a portfolio template to standardize a set of portfolios. For details, see Portfolio types. |
Create a portfolio |
Create a portfolio and configure its settings. For details, see Create and configure your portfolio. |
Align corporate strategy and business objectives with portfolio vision |
Align the corporate strategy with the portfolio vision. For details, see Portfolio Strategy. |
Manage portfolio contents |
Include contents in your portfolio. Review the contents periodically to prioritize the contents and decide what to invest in. For details, see Portfolio backlog. |
Track and review portfolio |
Track and review your portfolio using portfolio portlets. For details, see Portfolio overview. |
Continuous portfolio planning |
Use What-if analysis for continuous portfolio planning. For details, see What-if Analysis. |
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