This document discusses product portfolio management. It covers strategic and tactical portfolio management, including using strategic buckets and roadmaps to allocate resources across different project types. Methods like PLC, BCG matrix, bubble diagrams, scoring models, and checklist models are presented to evaluate and prioritize projects. The document also notes that portfolio management involves ongoing portfolio reviews and challenges like addressing cannibalization between existing and new products.
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Product Portfolio Management
1. General Content in Product
Portfolio Management
GROUP WORK 1
GIOVANNI MARCO BARBERIO
MARINA NACCARATO
3. Portfolio Management
there are two ways to win at new products: doing
project right and doing the right project
R. Cooper
Project selection
Resource Allocation
Control of :
risk/return,
maintenance/growth,
short-term/long-term time spans
4. Benefits of PPM
Only the right project will be selected
The entire enterprise as a whole is taken into
account
There could be several portfolio
5. Issue and risk in PPM
Product Portfolio Management is not just selection
of project from a set of project
Divestiture decision is necessary
No methods that helps this activity in PPM
6. Issue and risk in PPM
Cannibalization:
The process by which a new product gains sales by
diverting sales from an existing product.
7. Strategic Portfolio Management
How resources are split across different kinds of
project.
Two strategic methods:
1) Strategic Buckets
2) Strategic Roadmaps
9. Strategic Roadmap
It ensures that the scheduled development
project portfolio really contributes to the
business strategy and goals.
Two main strategic roadmap:
Product Roadmap
Technology Roadmap
14. Portfolio Management Goals
Maximizing the value of the portfolio
NPV, ECV, Scoring Model
Achieving balance in the portfolio
Risk-Reward Bubble Diagram, Pie Charts
Picking the right number of projects
Pipeline Gridlock, Bubble Diagrams
Ensuring portfolio sufficiency versus development goals
15. Methods: PLC (Product Lifecycle )
Different trend
Helps firm to optimize its resources allocation
Helps divestiture decision
18. Scoring Model and Checklist Model
Scoring Model Checklist Model
Project scored on a Based upon answering
scale of a set of question
The total is given from Project must obtain a
the sum of each score certain number of yes
to be approved
Some questions could
be weighted
19. Approaches in PPM
Two Fundamental
Approaches in PPM
The Gates The Portfolio
Dominate Review
Dominate
21. The Portfolio Review Dominate
All projects are up for auction
Must Dos identified
Wont Dos killed
Other Prioritized
Resources are allocated
22. CONCLUSION
PPM is a vital topic among leading firms
PPM is not only selection
Problem of cannibalization
Two main phase: Strategic Portfolio Management
and Tactic Portfolio Management
Several methods but not too much indication about
which one using