Conductor for Project and Portfolio Management enables your Project Management Office (PMO) to prioritize, execute, and manage across the project and portfolio lifecycle. Conductor ensures visibility and transparency of the health and progress of your entire project portfolio across matrixed business functions and teams.
Whether you use OKRs, MBOs, BSCs, or any other management framework TLA (three-letter acronym), Conductor ensures that all projects are aligned with your organization's overarching goals. Prioritize projects based on strategic impact, allocate resources effectively, and ensure that each initiative contributes to your objectives. This approach maximizes ROI and ensures that your project portfolio drives meaningful, long-term value for your organization.
Gain insights into project performance with our enterprise-grade solution. Track key metrics, monitor project status, and evaluate portfolio health, from budget tracking to resource utilization. This visibility enables you to provide stakeholders with transparent progress updates, ensuring that your portfolio remains on track and aligned with strategic priorities.
Proactively manage project risks and interdependencies, enabling you to address challenges before they escalate. By tracking risks and managing cross-project dependencies, you can ensure that resources are coordinated and disruptions are minimized. This approach enhances adaptability and ensures that your entire project portfolio delivers on its goals.
Ensure you can measure and realize the value of your project portfolio.
Seamless and efficient collaboration across teams and business functions.
Enable your PMO and project teams to manage complex portfolios and maintain visibility across the enterprise.
Today's modern PMO needs a proactive risk identification, tracking, and orchestration approach.
"The biggest value for Coats is around governance and making sure that we've got standardized controls in place, that it's rolled up reporting so we're getting one version of the truth — from the boardroom to the factory floor."