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Métier
Company typePrivately held
IndustrySoftware
Founded1998; 26 years ago (1998)
HeadquartersHealdsburg, California
ProductsProject Management Software, Project Portfolio Management, Collaboration Software
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Métier, Limited is a project portfolio management (PPM) company[1] founded in 1998. Métier develops project portfolio management (PPM) software. The company is headquartered in Healdsburg, California.

Company

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Métier develops, manufacturers and maintains proprietary project portfolio management software. Métier's project portfolio management software was formerly known as PPM Central,[2] and before that, was known as WorkLenz.[3] It uses the HTML5 technology.

The Taxonomy tool is an additional functionality, which allows users to explore and navigate their portfolio. The taxonomic structure provides a method for analyzing and reporting on organizational big data. The integrated toolset allows users to derive reports at all levels of the Taxonomy.[4] Métier is using natural language processing to improve project and project portfolio management.[5]

WorkLenz

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WorkLenz was a web based project portfolio management application with no active controls and no persistent cookies.[6] It was built on the .NET Framework and was available in two delivery methods: self-hosted or software as a service (SaaS). WorkLenz enabled the select, control and evaluate process for enterprise software projects and investments.[7]

References

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  1. ^ Visitacion, Margo. "The Forrester Wave™: Project Portfolio Management, Q4 2009". Forrester Research.
  2. ^ "PPM Central Launched by Metier". Retrieved 2012-03-05.
  3. ^ "Métier Launches PPM Central". Reuters. Archived from the original on 2013-02-01.
  4. ^ "DOT lifts the veil on its IT portfolio -- Government Computer News".
  5. ^ "Métier Pioneers Semantic Portfolio Management".
  6. ^ Levine, Ronda. Bright Hub, (4/2009) "Review of WorkLenz."
  7. ^ Beizer, Doug. Washington Technology, (6/2005) "Forecast your project."
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