Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2018-2024.
Austin, Texas, United States
Planview is the end-to-end platform for Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM) and Digital Product Development (DPD), powered by AI capabilities to help teams prioritize investments and initiatives and make plans real within constraints.
Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2018-2024.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
5 buyout · 1 addon
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
Planview has completed its acquisition of Plutora, a provider of Value Stream Management (VSM) and software delivery solutions. The deal integrates Plutora's release, test environment, and deployment planning capabilities into Planview's Strategic Portfolio Management and Digital Product Development platform to provide customers end-to-end visibility across the software development lifecycle.
Planview has acquired Tasktop, a Vancouver-based leader in Value Stream Management, bringing Tasktop's team and technology into Planview to expand its Strategic Portfolio Management and enterprise agile planning capabilities. Tasktop's investors (including Sumeru Equity Partners, Elsewhere Partners and Yaletown Partners) and management rolled part of their equity and will retain a minority stake alongside Planview's majority shareholders TPG and TA Associates; terms were not disclosed.
Planview has acquired Enrich, a product-portfolio analytics firm that provides cloud-based simulation, scenario analysis and prioritization tools for R&D organizations. Enrich’s founder Dr. Rich Sonnenblick and his data science team will join Planview, with Sonnenblick named Chief Data Scientist, strengthening Planview’s analytics and portfolio-prioritization capabilities for life sciences and product companies.
Planview, a PE-backed provider of portfolio and work management software, agreed to acquire enterprise PPM providers Clarizen and Changepoint to expand its strategy-to-delivery platform. The deals (terms not disclosed) bring Clarizen and Changepoint into Planview as distinct business units; K1 Investment Management agreed to sell Clarizen while K1 will retain a minority stake in the combined company.
Planview has acquired Aptage, an AI/ML specialist focused on applying machine learning to portfolio and work management to provide early insights into project value and delivery risk. The acquisition embeds Aptage's AI/ML IP across the Planview product portfolio and brings Aptage co-founders John Heintz and Dr. Murray Cantor into Planview to lead AI/product and data science roles.
Planview, the Austin-based work and resource management software provider, acquired Spigit, a San Francisco–based leader in crowdsourced innovation management software. The acquisition adds Spigit's innovation-management and machine-learning idea-analytics capabilities to Planview's WRM portfolio, enhancing its product and portfolio management offerings for enterprise customers.
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