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The rising demand for IT adaptability is accelerating the adoption of agile and enterprise agile planning technologies. This list of analyses 17 providers of enterprise agile planning solutions and the expanding market in order to assist applications and software engineering leaders in making the best decision.
Definition/Description of the Market
Enterprise agile planning (EAP) technologies as products that allow organisations to expand agile techniques to provide an enterprise-wide perspective. These technologies facilitate the definition, planning, and administration of work. EAP solutions are an extension of project-/team-centric tools to enable a business-results-driven approach to managing agile product delivery at scale, just as agile is an evolution of development methodology. Several of these solutions also offer project portfolio management (PPM) and strategic portfolio management (SPM) capabilities, highlighting this progression. Value streams are becoming an increasingly common method for optimising delivery by agile/DevOps teams. This is demonstrated by the fact that EAP manufacturers now support the value stream architecture and the convergence of functionality with value stream management platforms (VSMPs) and value stream delivery platforms (VSDPs).
Enterprise agile is an increasingly used technique. Organizations adopting enterprise agile development must coordinate the efforts of numerous agile teams and change their governance and leadership structures to accommodate agile approaches. EAP tools facilitate this by increasing visibility into the task delivery process.
In this industry, EAP technologies aggregate data from numerous sources to facilitate:
> Delivery of increased value on a monthly, weekly, or even daily basis based on business outcomes.
> Help for agile enterprise frameworks such as the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe)
> Product strategy mapping
> Strategy, investment, and objective management
> Enhanced visibility into the work flow
> Administration of work backlogs
> Capabilities for individual and team collaboration
> Administration of inter-team dependencies
> Planning and forecasting for release
> Visibility into the monetary aspects of the performed work.
Some Niche Players inside this enterprise agile planning segment offer optional capabilities that differentiate their products. These features include:
> Assistance with regulatory compliance
> Analysis of requirements and management
> Support for cyber-physical product development
Top Trending Vendors
Apptio
Targetprocess, an EAP product, enables organisations to scale lean and agile development. Apptio offers its solution for private, public, and vendor-hosted clouds and delivers robust collaboration tools for remote workers. Linking enterprise strategic objectives with business outcomes, Targetprocess joins Cloudability and ApptioOne in the Apptio product range, which was previously only focused on optimising financial management.
Atlassian
Jira Align, an EAP tool, focuses on helping large enterprises improve software delivery at scale by providing a fully-featured solution with built-in support for different enterprise agile frameworks. Atlassian's activities are geographically diverse, and its Jira Align customers span from smaller to the world's largest corporations. For businesses with regulatory needs, there is an on-premises version of Jira Align, which has been predominantly sold as a cloud-based service. Atlassian continues to integrate visualisation and analytics capabilities from the Chartio platform it bought last year into its products.
Bee360
The name of their EAP product is Bee360 Enterprise Agile Planning. Bee360's primary activities are located in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), and the company has a service centre in Asia/Pacific to support clients worldwide. The majority of customers come from the manufacturing, banking, and energy industries. Bee360's road map focuses on enhancing its process and product management capabilities and DevOps toolchain integration.
Broadcom
Two of its applications, Rally and Clarity, collaborate to deliver the enterprise agile planning capabilities. These products emphasise enterprise-scale agile (Rally) and portfolio planning and management capabilities (Clarity). Broadcom's operations are regionally diverse, and the majority of its clients are huge corporations. Broadcom continues to improve its product offerings by merging its Rally and Clarity technologies to create a "ValueOps" platform.
Digital.ai
Digital.ai Agility, their EAP product, offers complete support for enterprise agile frameworks such as SAFe, LeSS, and DAD. Its operations are global and geographically diverse, with the Americas constituting its greatest customer base. Its target customers are Fortune 5000 corporations. Digital.ai is investing substantially in the evolution of its AI/ML-powered value stream delivery and management platforms in order to assist enterprises with customer-facing products in achieving business objectives and enhancing value delivery.
Digité
SwiftKanban, SwiftEASe, and SwiftEnterprise are primarily designed to provide SAFe support, with an emphasis on Kanban features. Its operations are predominantly concentrated in India, and its customers are typically service providers and large IT businesses. Digité intends to expand its products' capacities for project and portfolio management, financial management, and resource management. Digité also seeks to enhance the usability and collaborative elements of its solutions.
Enalean
Tuleap, an open-source EAP solution, focuses digital product delivery with end-to-end traceability support. Enalean facilitates application product life cycle cooperation and management. Tuleap, whether deployed in the cloud or on-premises, is fully compliant with European legislation, including GDPR and ISO certification. Enalean is a privately held French corporation; 86 percent of Tuleap's customers are located in Europe.
Favro
The Favro application is a flexible, card-based solution for agile at the enterprise level. Its activities are globally diverse, and the majority of its clientele are in the SaaS and video game industries. To complement its SaaS products with "a fully mobile experience" in the digital workplace, Favro continues to invest extensively in mobile capabilities.
GitLab
GitLab, its EAP tool, is primarily focused on delivering end-to-end insight to the software development value stream, software development life cycle, and stakeholder participation. It has geographically diverse operations. Because it provides DevOps automation features, the majority of clients are DevOps practitioners who contribute to the product's codebase. GitLab's ability to integrate with other tools has been one of its primary strengths, and the vendor continues to prioritise growth based on user feedback.
IBM
Engineering Workflow Management, part of its Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM) package, and UrbanCode Velocity are among its EAP solutions. IBM offers a vast array of product development-related goods and services. It can serve consumers in any place due to its global presence and service arm. IBM offers SAFe-supporting templates, with a focus on cyber-physical products and regulated industries. IBM's road strategy includes AI/ML-based forecasting, user interface modernization, and lean portfolio management enhancements.
Inflectra
EAP products, SpiraTest, SpiraTeam (small company), and SpiraPlan (enterprise), are geared at enterprises that demand traceability from requirements to issues and tests. Its activities appeal to regulated industries, and its customers are typically financial services, energy and industry, healthcare, biotechnology, government, and defence. Inflectra has extended its data hosting and global cloud hosting services. This will make applications and websites available across cloud and on-premises resources, allowing Inflectra to concentrate on enhancing platform and ecosystem use.
Micro Focus
ALM Octane and Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) solutions are primarily geared toward portfolio-level management of software engineering projects utilising several tools and methodologies. Geographically diverse, the vendor's clients are often significant enterprises in industries that require regulatory compliance and quality management traceability. Micro Focus intends to shift the focus of its products toward value stream management and high-level portfolio management, while keeping a commitment to quality management.
Planisware
Planisware Enterprise and Planisware Orchestra are primarily enterprise-scale agile techniques based on project and portfolio management. Its operations are globally diverse, and its clientele are typically mid- to large-sized enterprises from a variety of industries. The product vision of Planisware comprises portfolio- and team-level planning and execution, expanded collaboration tools, value stream management capabilities, and OKR compatibility.
Planview
Planview Enterprise One and Planview LeanKit constitute its EAP solution. Its operations are regionally diverse, and the majority of its customers are based in the Americas and EMEA. Planview has heavily invested in customers and features over the past year, following a year of acquisitions, alliances, and new ownership that positioned the vendor well for the future. Planview is investing, among other things, in result roadmapping, machine learning insights to delivery, and the integration of agile programme planning and delivery with portfolio management.
ServiceNow
Built on the vendor's Now Platform, the EAP application is known as IT Business Management (ITBM, shortly to be renamed Strategic Portfolio Management [SPM]). ServiceNow is an established company with global operations. Its EAP product is designed for medium to extremely big enterprises. It enhanced its financial management support and connection with third-party technologies such as Azure Pipelines and GitLab over the previous year. In March of 2022, ServiceNow released a major enhancement release known as San Diego, which featured significant user experience enhancements.
Siemens
Polarion, its EAP tool, provides significant support for cyber-physical systems by integrating software delivery at scale with product life cycle tools. The Polarion product is offered in two forms: Polarion ALM, an on-premises option, and Polarion X, a SaaS alternative. It has global and geographically diverse operations. By automating traceability, reporting, and compliance, Siemens continues to invest in software and cybersecurity standards for cyber-physical systems and tightly regulated industries.
TCS
Jile, which focuses on agile planning and delivery, and TCS MasterCraft DevPlus, which facilitates multimodal deliveries, comprise its EAP tool capability. The vast majority of its users are TCS consultancy clients. Jile is cloud-only and hosted in the United States, the United Kingdom, and India, whereas TCS offers MasterCraft DevPlus on-premises or on the TCS Cloud in India. Seventy percent of TCS customers are located in APAC, 14% in the Americas, and 16% in EMEA. TCS's providing plan for Jile and MasterCraft DevPlus incorporates improved portfolio management, the Jile Marketplace, the Jile community, and cognitive and other AI technologies.
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