2024年6月4日 · The Risk-Value bubble chart is a visualization of the project portfolio that captures relative value and relative risk of each project based on the prioritization scores of each project. The Risk-Value bubble chart is one of the most useful portfolio charts because it provides a comprehensive visualization of the entire portfolio in support of ...

The bubble diagram or bubble chart (BC) is a graphing technique used in project portfolio management to making decision, especially to display balance in new product project portfolios. These visual representation is an adaptation of the four quadrant BCG (star; cash cow; dog; wildcat) diagrams developed in 1970 by Bruce D. Handerson as ...

2016年2月14日 · In this post we will look at the most common report for project portfolio management, portfolio bubble charts. SUMMARY. The risk-value portfolio bubble chart represents a portfolio view of all projects and puts projects into one of four quadrants based on value and risk; this is important for identifying projects that drive overall greater ...

The Bubble Chart is used as a visual tool to support the decision making in Project Portfolio Management. The chart is much similar to the regular xy- scatter-plot , however including the variables size and colour, the user can get up to four dimensions of data in an easily understandable two-dimensional chart.

2011年8月3日 · In Optsee®, bubble charts can be used to visualize project uncertainty, optimized portfolios, and model portfolio subsets of projects. Bubble charts are useful for looking at the relationships...

Risk-Reward Bubble Diagrams are visual tools for achieving an overview of the different parameters of the project such as the added value of the project when selecting which projects to run. Hence, the Risk-Reward Bubble Diagrams are considered useful for portfolio structuring.

The Portfolio Bubble Chart allows the organization to look at the balance of projects against two or three project parameters. Projects are plotted in bubble format based on parameters that are selected for the x-axis, y-axis and bubble size.

With Optsee®, you can use bubble charts to view realtionships between projects and groups of projects by selecting subsets of project portfolios and having the chart automatically re-draw to display the only the selected projects.

2024年12月20日 · She navigates to the Portfolio Analysis page and customizes the portfolio views, filters, and bubble chart options shown below. She sets Original Budget to display on the x-axis and At Completion Total Cost on the y-axis. Next, she selects Remaining Total Cost as the Bubble Size and sets the Group by list to Project.

By visualizing project portfolios using bubble charts, you can find clusters of relatively attractive projects in one area of the graph, such as areas of high value, low cost, and/or low risk, and compare them with relatively less attractive projects in a different area of the graph, such as an area of low value, high cost, and/or high risk.