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  • The Application Risk by Goal portlet displays a count of active applications by goal with a sub-count by risk. The graph is color-coded by risk rating:
    • 1-33 – Green
    • 34-66 – Yellow
    • 67-100 – Red
    The portlet provides a quick overview of the risk rating for each application within each goal.
  • The Application Risk by Goal portlet displays a count of active applications by goal with a sub-count by risk. The graph is color-coded by risk rating:
    • 1-33 – Green
    • 34-66 – Yellow
    • 67-100 – Red
    The portlet provides a quick overview of the risk rating for each application within each goal.
  • The Application Risk by Goal portlet displays a count of active applications by goal with a sub-count by risk. The graph is color-coded by risk rating:
    • 1-33 – Green
    • 34-66 – Yellow
    • 67-100 – Red
    The portlet provides a quick overview of the risk rating for each application within each goal.
  • The Application Cost by Year portlet displays the active application cost by year, summarized by goal. The application cost is pulled from the application's planned cost and is displayed by year, with colors representing each application goal. This portlet provides management with a quick overview of all application costs without having to navigate to each application individually.
  • The Application Cost by Year portlet displays the active application cost by year, summarized by goal. The application cost is pulled from the application's planned cost and is displayed by year, with colors representing each application goal. This portlet provides management with a quick overview of all application costs without having to navigate to each application individually.
  • The Application Cost by Year portlet displays the active application cost by year, summarized by goal. The application cost is pulled from the application's planned cost and is displayed by year, with colors representing each application goal. This portlet provides management with a quick overview of all application costs without having to navigate to each application individually.
  • The Application Cost by Goal portlet displays the planned cost of all active applications within a user-defined timeframe, summarized by goal in a pie chart. This portlet provides management with a quick overview of cost by goal within a year without navigating to each application individually.
  • The Application Cost by Goal portlet displays the planned cost of all active applications within a user-defined timeframe, summarized by goal in a pie chart. This portlet provides management with a quick overview of cost by goal within a year without navigating to each application individually.
  • Have you looked in the regoXchange or reviewed Rego’s innovation offerings? This class will show you the power of Rego’s pre-built content library, integrations, and other assets. See example after example of portlets, processes, and materials you can use to add value to your instance of Clarity.  Learn how you can introduce email-based approvals with Rego's action item responder.  Get a peek at Rego's new MSP integration that avoids the issues faced with the OOTB integration.  Finally, understand Rego's pre-built connectors and how they can benefit your instance.  Including blueprint migrator.  Include free tools like GEL builder, query, XOGbridge.
  • Course Description:   Does your organization want to implement application portfolio management (APM)? Are you trying to determine the value in implementing APM? Are you struggling to know what tool you should use and what data is important to collect? This session will review specific use cases of companies that have implemented APM and effectively used the data to drive value for the organization.
  • Course Description:  A review of the basics around APM.  Covering Business Capabilities, Application Scoring, and Best Practices.
  • Course Description:   Do you know what PPM, APM, Agile, ITFM, and other tools are available in the marketplace? Have you taken a strategic look at the key IT processes and tools that exist to support them? Have you been asked to evaluate and recommend a PPM tool? This class will review other ITBM tools and examine their pros and cons. We will also provide six keys to evaluating a PPM solution.
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