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Magic Quadrant for Adaptive Project Management and Reporting

How does Gartner define the Adaptive Project Management and Reporting market in 2023?

Gartner defines the adaptive project management and reporting (APMR) market as technologies that optimize project management practices and complex resource management needs across an organization. They promote continuous collaboration and unification of diverse and distributed teams. To support accelerating rates of change and continuous value delivery, these tools adapt to changing customer needs and governance approaches across multiple organizational designs and operating models. They provide multiple execution approaches that are grounded in value-based decision making and the time-to-value perceptions of their customers. APMR technologies are typically acquired as a subscription via SaaS but are also sold as on-premises deployments.

Key Facts for Magic Quadrant for Adaptive Project Management and Reporting in 2023

Strategic Planning Assumptions

No strategic planning assumptions provided.

How was the Adaptive Project Management and Reporting market evolved in 2023?

What product features are required to be included in this year's evaluation?

What are the common features of top products in the Adaptive Project Management and Reporting space?

Scope Exclusions

Inclusion Criteria

Vendors must, among other requirements:

Ability to Execute — Relative Weighting

Completeness of Vision — Relative Weighting

FAQs

Q: What does this research cover?

A: This research evaluates 14 vendors in the Adaptive Project Management and Reporting (APMR) market. It assesses vendors based on their Ability to Execute and Completeness of Vision across multiple criteria including product capabilities, market responsiveness, customer experience, innovation, and geographic strategy. The report covers tools that optimize project management practices, support continuous collaboration, and adapt to changing customer needs across multiple organizational designs and operating models.

Q: Who should use this research?

A: This research should be used by organizations selecting APMR solutions to manage complex, cross-functional, distributed teams and enable data-driven decisions. Target users include project managers, strategic leaders, PMO professionals, and product teams looking to manage an accelerated pace of change and continuous delivery. Organizations should use this research in conjunction with the Critical Capabilities companion research, Gartner Peer Insights, and other Gartner research to define requirements and select solutions matching their needs, organizational readiness, and APMR maturity level.

Q: What are the mandatory features of vendors included in this market?

A: Mandatory features for vendors in the APMR market include: the ability to optimize overall project and resource management; promote continuous customer responsiveness and satisfaction; adapt to changing customer needs; and base execution approaches on the time-to-value perceptions of their customers. Products must offer comprehensive, integrated project, hybrid work, resource management, and reporting features and capabilities.

Q: What are some reasons for not being included in this report?

A: Vendors are excluded from this report if they are certified partners or consulting firms rather than pure-play PPM software companies; if they are ERP, ITSM, or similar platform vendors offering APMR as extensions; if their products require purchase of separate non-PPM platforms for functionality; if they focus primarily on niche markets like agile development, outsourced IT services, or collaborative work management; if they lack 5 years of continuous market presence; if they haven't secured at least 10 new customers in the past 12 months; or if they don't meet the minimum $5 million annual APMR revenue threshold or lack reliable financial backing.

Q: What differentiates Ability to Execute vs. Completeness of Vision?

A: Ability to Execute focuses on current operational capabilities including product quality, financial viability, sales effectiveness, market responsiveness, customer experience and operations. It measures how well vendors deliver today. Completeness of Vision assesses strategic direction and future potential, including market understanding, product strategy, innovation, and geographic expansion plans. It measures where vendors are headed and their strategic vision for the market.

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