SPM for Application Analysis eLearning - $712

Learning Objectives

This module provides an introduction to the course, as well as Orbus Software’s SPM solution.

Learning Objectives

This module looks at SPM as a concept, and how to use Orbus’ solution. It also explains five key scenarios in APM.

Learning Objectives

This module explores how the Orbus SPM solution can be integrated into a tool, with iServer used as an example. It also looks at data in SPM, how to utilize the SPM metamodel, and how to navigate SPM in Power BI.

Learning Objectives

This module provides an overview of Application Support for Strategy, along with the associated roles, context, and business questions. It also explains traceability between applications and strategies and how iServer applies to each scenario. Finally, it looks at SPM data and reporting within strategic application support.

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This module offers an overview of Application Lifecycle Management, as well as the associated roles, context, and business questions. It then introduces students to how to manage the ‘application lifecycle’ as well as its impact. Finally, it gives students an overview of SPM data and reporting in the context of managing the application lifecycle.

Learning Objectives

This module looks at Application Cost Management, along with the associated context, roles, and business questions. It also explores the Orbus approach as well as the relevant considerations. Finally, it gives students an overview of SPM data and reporting in application cost management.

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This module offers an overview of Application Rationalization, along with the associated context, roles, and business questions. It also explores the way Orbus Software’s SPM solution approaches rationalization and relevant considerations, such as application scoring. Finally, it offers an overview of SPM data and reporting in the context of identifying application rationalization candidates.

Learning Objectives

This final module provides an overview of Application Data Management, along with the associated context, roles, and business questions. It then explains traceability between data, applications, and business areas. Next, it explores the SPM approach to rationalization, along with relevant considerations such as application scoring. It then gives an overview of APM data and reporting in the context of analyzing sensitive data.

Headquartered in London, and founded in 2004, Orbus Software is an independent software vendor and a globally recognized leading provider of software and services for Business and IT Transformation. Orbus Software’s customers are predominantly large, blue chip organizations located across the Americas, EMEA, Australasia and the ASEAN, and span all industry verticals.

The iServer Business and IT Transformation Suite comprises of iServer, a leading enterprise modeling and collaboration platform, as well as solutions for 4 business and IT management practices: Enterprise Architecture, Strategic Portfolio Management, Business Process Analysis and Governance, Risk and Compliance.

Additionally, Orbus provide out of the box support for a range of best practice standards and frameworks, including TOGAF, IT4IT, ArchiMate, BPMN, COBIT 5, ITIL and more.

Increasingly, enterprises are turning to Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM) as a technique to decide which components of the business should be invested in to deliver their strategic goals.

SPM considers the business as a set of portfolios - such as applications, technologies and projects to help stakeholders decide where best to focus the organisation’s finite resources in order to meet strategic objectives, rationalise costs, reduce risk, and increase operational productivity.

Successful Application Portfolio Management (APM) requires an inventory of your company’s applications together with metrics to understand their fit and value to the business.

iServer's SPM dashboards deliver a complete picture of your application portfolio out-of-the-box, together with insights into the dependencies between applications, the technology landscape, business capabilities and strategy.