Broadcom announced the latest addition to its ValueOps® by Broadcom value stream management (VSM) platform. ValueOps Insights is an analytics solution designed to align enterprises by measuring and enhancing the performance of their digital value streams.
ValueOps Insights overcomes the complexities of data collection and interpretation, providing a unified view that empowers decision-makers with real-time, actionable insights to ensure cross-functional alignment with goals.
"Digital transformation success rests on the ability to make informed, data-driven decisions. However, navigating the complexities of data collection and interpretation presents significant challenges," said Jean-Louis Vignaud, Head of ValueOps, Agile Operations Division, Broadcom. "By integrating and organizing data from diverse sources across the value chain, ValueOps Insights provides the information organizations need to make better business decisions, drive greater value for customers, and meet critical business goals."
ValueOps Insights is designed to capture, aggregate, and normalize data from various tools and applications used across an organization's value streams, effectively removing information silos. Disparate data is organized and aggregated up and down the product hierarchy, giving leadership, managers, and software development teams access to real-time visualization of the same data set across the organization, regardless of the tools their teams are using.
For example, ValueOps Insights provides an approach to measuring alignment between business goals and value stream delivery capabilities so that users can quickly identify misalignments (that represent risk to business outcomes) and drive improvements. It does so by evaluating delivery capabilities (such as enterprise DORA and Flow metrics) against business expectations based on specific investment goals and patterns. It also suggests improvement targets to these metrics based on business goals rather than advocating a "one-size fits all" approach advocated by industry benchmarks.
"The combination of Flow and DORA data to assess business alignment is a winning solution" said a global leader in climate and energy who is part of the ValueOps Insights design program. This enables monitoring of investment decisions against product outcomes, and confirmation that planned product capabilities translate into tangible investment outcomes. By aligning investment intent with execution capability, we help organizations ensure successful value realization.
Organizations reap numerous benefits from ValueOps Insights, including:
- Eliminate information silos and gain access to consolidated, relevant metrics across the processes and tools spanning their value streams.
- Transition from measuring completed tasks ("outputs") to evaluating the real impact on stakeholders, customers, and the business ("outcomes").
- Assessment of investment decisions against product outcomes. - Gauge and optimize the degree to which software delivery aligns with product investment objectives.
- Gain visibility and actionable insights with role-based dashboards that represent normalized data from all tools in their value streams.
- Organize data and display metrics around products as part of project-to-product transformation.
ValueOps Insights along with Clarity®, Rally®, and ConnectALL® make up ValueOps® by Broadcom, a complete enterprise VSM platform.
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