“Planview 2025: Innovations in Connected Work”

What's New at Planview in 2025 – Innovations That Are Transforming

1. Planview Connect 2025: Connecting People and Real Innovations

Planview Connect 2025 was more than just an event; it was a strategic immersion for leaders, customers, and partners seeking to transform their organizations. Held in Austin, Texas, the event brought together hundreds of attendees for three days of learning, real-world case studies, demonstrations, and networking.

The focus was on the convergence of strategy, delivery, and innovation, highlighting how companies are using Planview solutions to link business objectives to tangible results.

Workshops and panel discussions covered topics such as productivity with AI, strategic alignment in hybrid environments, and the use of Planview Copilot as a competitive advantage.

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2. Week of Good: Planview Mobilizes Teams Around the World

In May, Planview held Week of Giving 2025, a global corporate volunteer initiative that involved more than 170 employees in approximately 1,360 hours of community service.

The initiative took place simultaneously in various locations, with activities focused on education, the environment, fighting hunger, and social inclusion.

In addition to reinforcing the brand’s social responsibility, the initiative strengthened the sense of belonging among employees and had a positive impact both internally and externally. For Planview, building a better future involves both innovation and making a real impact on society.

▶️ Check out how this impactful week went

3. 5 Project Management Trends to Watch in 2025

Early 2025 saw the publication of a special article on the Planview blog listing the top 5 trends for project leaders. Highlights include:

• The rise of AI as a strategic co-pilot in planning and execution;
• The increased emphasis on value-based prioritization rather than the volume of deliveries;
• The rise of hybrid work models, which require new ways of collaborating;
• A focus on continuous portfolio visibility;
• And strengthening a culture of purpose-driven continuous delivery.

This content serves as a guide for teams that want to prepare for today’s challenges without losing their agility.

▶️ Discover all the trends

4. The Future of the Automotive Industry: SDVs, AI, and Real-Time Strategy

In an in-depth analysis published on its blog, Planview explored how software-defined vehicles (SDVs) are changing the way the automotive industry thinks about, develops, and delivers innovation.

Companies in the sector are shifting from long, linear cycles to an agile model that is software-centric and data-driven.

Planview acts as a catalyst for this transition by providing tools that enable the management of product portfolios, cross-functional teams, and continuous software operations, even within traditional structures.

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5. How to Standardize Prioritization in New Product Development

Managing a product portfolio requires smart, repeatable decisions. With that in mind, Planview has shared a three-step framework to make the prioritization process clearer, more objective, and more scalable. The focus is on:

1. Rank initiatives by strategic value;
2. Identify dependencies and risks;
3. Allocate resources based on expected impact.

Companies that have adopted this approach have seen a reduction in rework, an increase in the success rate of product launches, and greater alignment with the business units.

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6. Transition to Product Models: Lessons from Industry Giants

Digital transformation goes beyond digitization: it requires a structural shift in the delivery model. Companies like Spotify, Verizon, and Vanguard are moving toward product-oriented models—and Planview is at the forefront of this evolution, offering tools for continuous management, cross-functional squads, and visibility at scale.

In the article, experts explain how this transition requires cultural, technical, and operational changes, and show how it can be done safely and with measurable results.

▶️ Here's how to make this transition

7. AI in Practice: 25 Prompts for Product Managers to Use Right Now

AI may be powerful, but it’s even more valuable when applied in practical ways. With that in mind, Planview has released a guide featuring 25 AI prompts specifically designed for product managers. These prompts work within Planview Copilot and assist with tasks such as:

• Roadmap development;
• Risk analysis;
• Drafting of technical requirements;
• Data-driven prioritization;
• Alignment with strategic objectives.

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8. How to Thrive in Uncertain Times with Smart Portfolios

The global landscape demands more than just resilience—it demands vision, agility, and a focus on what matters. In a post published in May, Planview explores how organizations can move beyond “survival mode” and thrive even in the face of uncertainty.

Among the topics covered are:

• Ongoing reassessment of priorities;
• Redirecting resources to areas with the greatest impact;
• Constant strategic alignment with business goals.

▶️ Check out these strategies for success

A Year of Visible Progress

In 2025, Planview didn’t just keep pace with trends—it anticipated them. Whether through technological innovation, social impact, or organizational transformation, the company reaffirms its commitment to excellence in management, collaboration, and the delivery of continuous value.

Check out the links above, share them with your team, and start applying the best practices that are shaping the future of connected work today.

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Eduardo Salerno

Eduardo Salerno is a specialist in IT portfolio and project management, with extensive experience in Planview implementations and digital transformation. At TWRT, he leads initiatives that bridge the gap between business strategy and technological execution.

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