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Siemens Energy Case Study: Centralized Portfolio Platform for Operations

In brief: Case study on Siemens Energy's deployment of Planview AdaptiveWork to replace siloed tools with a single source of truth for project and portfolio management.

By Alex Ibarra, Research Analyst — Planning, Order Management & Point of Sale · Supply Chain Research

Case study on Siemens Energy's deployment of Planview AdaptiveWork to replace siloed tools with a single source of truth for project and portfolio management.

Published
June 4, 2026
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Siemens Energy implemented Planview AdaptiveWork under the OnePM initiative to consolidate fragmented project management systems across global operations. The platform unified processes for 30,000 employees, replacing manual status tracking and multiple spreadsheets with standardized workflows and real-time portfolio visibility. Results included €2M cost savings, 36,000 annual work hours saved, and increased project throughput.

Key takeaways

Consolidated an average of 5 systems per department into one platform

Created a single source of truth for project status and operational standards

Delivered real-time portfolio reporting across global teams

Achieved €2M cost savings and 36,000 work hours saved annually

Increased project delivery capacity and customer satisfaction

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