Planview, the largest independent provider of IT portfolio management solutions, has acquired substantially all of the assets of San Francisco-based Business Engine, a longtime IT portfolio management provider with an emphasis on financial reporting and analysis. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
With the addition of the Business Engine product family, Planview hopes to increase its presence in the portfolio management space, and deepen its capabilities in the earned value management and product portfolio management markets. Business Engine immediately expands Planview’s opportunities in the growing performance management market for federal government …
With the addition of the Business Engine product family, Planview hopes to increase its presence in the portfolio management space, and deepen its capabilities in the earned value management and product portfolio management markets. Business Engine immediately expands Planview’s opportunities in the growing performance management market for federal government …
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