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Welcome to Winmill PPM, a Division of Winmill Software. Our sole focus is to provide premier PPM solutions and services to our clients. We are North America’s leading experts in Gartner’s highest-rated PPM solutions from Planview and Broadcom. Whichever solutions are right for your organization, let Winmill delight you with our world-class customer service and experience.
One Size Does Not Fit All!
We know that every business is unique. We have been developing PPM best practices for more than a decade, and we bring that wealth of knowledge to every client. We design a solution that will work for you - not the other way around. The three pillars of our Strategic Approach are Vision, Best Practices and Adoption.
VISION. You have to know the end game. Anyone can implement a PPM system (well, almost anyone), but few know how to implement it right. PPM is an ethos; it is a long-term philosophy that must be supported by people, processes and technology. Winmill begins every PPM engagement with a maturity assessment of the organization, followed by development of a PPM roadmap. The roadmap ensures that the PPM functionality implemented today will support the people, processes and technology of tomorrow.
BEST PRACTICES. Winmill Software has been working with Planview and Broadcom longer than any other partner in the world. Our best practices are living body of knowledge, based on more than 700 PPM engagements. We take a practical approach to solve real world problems with real world solutions.
ADOPTION. Even the greatest software system in the world will be deemed a failure if people don't use it. When it comes to PPM, we live and die by user adoption. Training, mentoring and support are not optional; they are crucial. We design a user adoption program tailored specifically to your organization based on your PPM maturity, skills of your users, geographic distribution of your users, functionality deployed today, and functionality planned for later, your own training guidelines and more. Don't shortchange yourself on what is arguably the most important, and often most overlooked, aspect of a PPM implementation.
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