Key takeaways

  • Portfolio Optimization: Managers use tools like the Portfolio Optimizer to compare projects based on criteria such as labor, expenses, risk, ROI, and alignment with portfolio goals to prioritize and select projects effectively.
  • Portfolio Creation: Portfolios are created by navigating to the Portfolio section, clicking “New Portfolio,” and assigning a Portfolio Manager. ​ The creator and manager initially have exclusive access. ​
  • Access Management: Portfolios can be shared with others, granting customizable access levels (e.g., View Only), which also extends access to all programs and projects within the portfolio. ​
  • Project and Program Management: Projects can be added or created directly within a portfolio, but each project can only belong to one portfolio. ​ Programs, which are collections of projects, can also be created or moved into a portfolio, transferring all associated projects. ​
  • Business Case Preparation: Creating a business case for each project is essential for effective comparison and decision-making in portfolio optimization. ​
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