What information is displayed in What are our investment/retirement candidates?
TIME Portfolio Analysis: The 2x2 matrix compares the business and technical scores of an application to the recommendation specified for the application. Applications that do not have the required business and technical scores are not evaluated. Here's how to interpret the information:
- The Y-axis represents the weighted score based on an application's Technical Score indicators.
- The X-axis represents the weighted score based on an application's Business Score indicators.
- Applications are visualized as bubbles and placed in one of four quadrants based on the computation of the business and technical scores:
- Tolerate: Keep application
- Invest: Invest in application
- Migrate: Consider application as a migration candidate
- Eliminate: Sundown application
- The bubble size indicates the application cost based on the current year operational expenditure (OpEx). The larger the bubble, the more expensive is the application.
- The bubble color indicates the correspondence of the business and technical scores with the strategic recommendation specified via the application's Recommendation attribute.
- Green bubbles indicate that the business/technical scores correspond to the strategic recommendation specified for the application.
- Red bubbles indicate that the strategic recommendation is not aligned with the business/technical scores of the application.
- Grey bubbles indicate the the Recommendation attribute is not defined for the application.
- Point to an application to show a tooltip with the following information: Application name, business score ( BS ), technical score ( TS ), Recommendation value, current year operational expenditure ( OpEx).
Application Recommendation: Shows applications based on the definition of the Recommendation attribute. Point to a doughnut slice to display a tooltip with the number of applications with that recommendation. Double-click a doughnut slice to open a data workbench showing all applications with the recommendation. You can edit an application's Recommendation attribute directly in the data workbench.