Application Portfolio Management Software
APM is a practice for evaluating and managing an organization’s software resources. This module provides a comprehensive overview of how well your IT investments serve your enterprise.
Loggle’s APM module gathers all your application assets in one inventory.
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On-premises software applications
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Cloud-based software applications
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SaaS subscriptions (Software-as-a-Service)
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PaaS subscriptions (Platform-as-a-Service)
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IaaS subscriptions (Integration-as-a-Service)
Know what you own.Get an accurate representation of
- Your inventory
- Application usage
- Software spend
- Functions and domains
- Application criticality
Reinvest your savings into growing your business.
By ensuring a single source of truth across your enterprise, you’ll identify excess software and prevent unnecessary purchases. A lean approach in managing your portfolio reduces complexity and can cut IT spending by 14%. Use Loggle and invest that 14% into growing your business.
Consider what administrative tasks are costing you.
How much time do you waste searching for documents?
Loggle
provides quick access to everything you need: versions, vendors,
budget owners, and more. Don’t rummage through old invoices. Save time
on tedious admin tasks and focus on the work that matters.
Meet your team’s needs.
Over 1 in 5 organizations experience a cyber event due to unapproved employee purchases. Prevent this risk by ensuring that your team has everything it needs. Identify the gaps in your portfolio by filtering your applications by department, owner, platform or system.
Find out what works and what doesn’t.
Create user surveys to gather input from your team. Collect data on application performance, technical support and criticality to operations. Migrate what doesn’t work.
- Cost breakdown by application and vendor
- Cost graphics
- Deployment locations
- Number of users
- Department budget and spending
- Application statuses
- Calendar and reminder alerts
Application Portfolio Management (APM) is a process that covers the governing of all software applications in an enterprise throughout their lifecycle. APM's key objectives include making the enterprise's application inventory more visible, optimizing IT infrastructure, and reducing application expenses.
Application portfolio management is not just an inventory creation process. APM begins in the purchasing process of a business's application assets and continues until the application is retired. By applying APM, businesses know which applications they have and can gain insights about the importance of these applications. In this way, businesses can identify and dispose of low-value and inefficient applications and save on their IT budgets.
Businesses have limited IT budgets. For this reason, businesses must focus on making the right IT expenses in order to use their existing IT budgets in the most efficient way. Application portfolio optimization is one of the core components of APM. Businesses can perform application rationalization with information from APM. In this process, businesses get rid of duplicate, unnecessary and inefficient applications and use these savings in IT investments that are in line with their business goals.
The need of businesses for application portfolio management is increasing year by year. With the increase in the number of applications, the functions needed to implement APM have also changed and spreadsheets have become useless to implement APM. Application portfolio management software is a digital solution that provides the functions businesses need to implement APM. Loggle's APM software provides all the functions businesses need to manage their applications throughout their lifecycle.
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