The Must-Have KPIs Every PMO Needs to Measure
Your PMO is sitting on a goldmine of data—but are you tracking the metrics that…
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Your PMO is sitting on a goldmine of data—but are you tracking the metrics that…
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Learn MorePrism PPM provides three flexible options for analytics and reporting:
Yes. With Prism PPM’s Power BI Gateway, you can securely connect your Power BI environment to real-time project and portfolio data—no manual data exports or ETL tools required.
A Power BI Gateway is a secure data connection between Prism PPM and your Power BI workspace. It automates scheduled refreshes, ensures data consistency, and gives your teams full access to Prism’s mapped data model and pre-built dashboards—ready to customize.
Yes. Prism PPM’s built-in dashboards are designed for ease of use by PMO leads, project managers, and executives. No coding or BI expertise is needed—just actionable insights within the software you already use.
The Gateway is ideal for teams that:
Absolutely. Prism PPM provides a fully mapped data model and data glossary with the Gateway, so your team can:
Yes. Prism PPM includes a fully documented data model and data glossary, so your PMO, analytics, BI, and IT teams can work efficiently with trusted, consistent data definitions.
Yes. Dashboards created within Power BI can be shared using standard Power BI permissions. Embedded dashboards within Prism PPM can also be viewed by any licensed user, making it easy to provide visibility across teams and leadership.
Prism PPM supports regularly scheduled data refreshes for both embedded dashboards and Power BI Gateway connections.
Getting started is simple: