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Evaluating Application Assets
 
Describing Inventory Portfolios
Creating an Inventory Portfolio
Defining Inventory Portfolio Content
Collecting Data for a Set of Applications
Generating the Business Capability Map of a Portfolio
Defining Portfolio Assessment Criteria
Using Existing Criteria
Creating a New Criterion
Defining Criterion Aggregation Rules
Evaluating Applications on Portfolio Criteria
Using Timelines
Creating a timeline
Defining timespots
Dating a timespot
Analyzing the application code of a portfolio with CAST Highlight
Prerequisite Conditions
Launching a Code Analysis Campaign
Launching the Code Analysis
Evaluating the Cloud Migration
Presentation of the Cloud Migration Questionnaire
Questionnaire Content
Portfolio Analysis Reports
Reports Embedded in a Portfolio
SMART Analyses
Transforming the Application Portfolio
Each application manager can evaluate applications for which he/she is responsible based on three criteria: business, functional and technological. See Evaluating Application Criticality.
The Portfolio Manager can evaluate the application assets he/she supervises by creating an application portfolio and associating with it additional evaluation criteria.
He/she can also evaluate the quality of the application code of a portfolio by launching a scan campaign with CAST Highlight for the application managers.
The numerous reports proposed by HOPEX IT Portfolio Management to analyze applications before starting the transformation phase.