Not every initiative can be a top priority. Effective portfolio planning starts with understanding which investments matter most and creating a consistent, defensible way to evaluate them. 

Join us Friday, Dec. 4 at 11 am ET for Strategic Portfolio Prioritization with Tempus: Score, Rank & Align Work to Business Priorities.

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Sean Pales, CEO of ProSymmetry, will give you a view into new strategic portfolio prioritization capabilities in Tempus. See how organizations can build flexible scoring models, establish governance over prioritization criteria, and dynamically rank initiatives across portfolios, programs, and the enterprise. 

Discover how these capabilities help leaders align work to strategic objectives, evaluate competing priorities, and create a stronger foundation for resource-aware planning and capacity-driven decisions. 

Because knowing what matters most is the first step toward determining what your organization can realistically deliver. 

In this session, you’ll learn how to: 

• Build flexible prioritization models to evaluate initiatives against strategic objectives and business priorities. 

• Establish consistent governance over how work is scored, evaluated, and prioritized across the organization. 

• Dynamically rank initiatives within individual portfolios, programs, or across the enterprise to support more transparent, defensible decisions. 

• Connect strategic priorities to resource-aware planning, creating a stronger foundation for evaluating tradeoffs and determining what can realistically be delivered. 

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FAQ

What is strategic portfolio prioritization?

Strategic portfolio prioritization is the process of evaluating, scoring, and ranking projects and initiatives based on their alignment with business objectives, expected value, and organizational priorities. By establishing consistent criteria and governance, organizations can make more informed, transparent decisions about which initiatives to pursue and where to focus their investments.

How does portfolio prioritization support resource capacity planning?

Portfolio prioritization helps organizations determine which initiatives matter most, while resource capacity planning helps determine what can realistically be delivered. Connecting the two enables leaders to evaluate competing demands against available people, skills, and capacity, identify trade-offs, and adjust plans before committing resources. Together, they support more realistic portfolio decisions and better alignment between strategy and execution.