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The storybehind aangine
We approached the problem with a laser focus on planning and created a planning-only platform that can work with any and all execution systems. And it works.
210+customers across 20+ countries
5Gartner Peer Insights, 5-star rated
2017Founded in Dublin
Our team has deep backgrounds in PPM services, AI/ML and building enterprise decision-making software. We’ve lived the portfolio planning challenge from every angle.
Why we built aangine
Too much planning still lives in spreadsheets.We want to change that.
Many PPM tools are perfect for execution but lack planning powers. We equipped our customers with planning superpowers — a platform that works with any execution system, not against it.
Core philosophy
The planning paradox
The conventional wisdom says you need mature processes before you can do strategic planning. We proved that’s backwards.
Diagnostic power
Planning reveals what execution needs to fix. It’s not a destination — it’s a diagnostic tool that shows you where to improve.
Common language
Planning creates a shared vocabulary between strategy and delivery teams. No more misalignment between what was decided and what gets built.
Common challenges
Portfolio pitfalls we help you avoid
These are the major points of failure for portfolio planning that our team has seen across many PPM implementations. We designed aangine specifically to help organizations avoid them.
Resource optimization
Overcommitting
Taking on more projects than resources can handle leads to rushed work and missed deadlines.
Resource conflicts
Multiple projects competing for the same resources creates delays and inefficiencies.
Reactive management
Reacting to issues instead of anticipating them leads to constant firefighting.
Dependency planning
Incomplete mapping
Failing to identify all dependencies leads to delays, rework, and missed opportunities.
Underestimating impact
Not understanding cascading effects of changes leads to portfolio-wide disruptions.
Poor communication
Failure to clearly communicate dependencies leads to misunderstandings across teams.
Strategic planning
Missing perspectives
Not seeking input from all stakeholders leads to blind spots and poorly informed decisions.
Unbalanced prioritization
Without structured prioritization, resources are wasted on low-impact initiatives.
Lack of transparency
Failing to communicate rationale behind decisions erodes trust and buy-in.
Our story
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We’d love to share how aangine can transform your organization’s portfolio planning.