Strategic portfolio management that delivers results
Wrike Strategic Portfolio Management powered by Shibumi® covers the complete transformation journey, closing the gap between where organizations want to go and how they actually get there.


Strategic portfolio management connects investment planning with operational execution. It helps leaders choose which initiatives to fund, compare trade-offs before assigning resources, and track whether funded work delivers measurable value. Wrike SPM supports those decisions with current data from the Wrike platform.
Wrike Strategic Portfolio Management, powered by Shibumi®, links strategic planning with Wrike’s work delivery platform. It helps executives and PMOs prioritize investments, compare scenarios, govern portfolios, track outcomes, and revise plans using current delivery information.
SPM asks whether the organization is investing in the right initiatives. PPM asks whether projects are being delivered effectively. SPM works across strategy, finance, and delivery, while PPM manages timelines, budgets, resources, and project status. Together, they link investment decisions to execution and results.
An organization may need SPM when leaders must prioritize competing initiatives across several portfolios, make significant funding decisions, or manage transformation with limited resources. Common signs include outdated executive reports, manual reconciliation, hidden capacity conflicts, and difficulty measuring investment outcomes.
Wrike SPM is designed for enterprise executives, transformation leaders, strategic and enterprise PMOs, portfolio leaders, and teams responsible for investment decisions. It is particularly relevant to organizations with established portfolio governance and several strategic programs competing for funding and resources.
Wrike SPM addresses the gap between strategic plans and the work intended to deliver them — what Wrike calls the Fog of Business. It replaces outdated reports and manual reconciliation with a current view of investments, capacity, execution, risk, and outcomes.
Yes. Wrike SPM supports what-if scenario modeling at the portfolio level across budget, timeline, and resource capacity. Leaders can compare the effects of delaying, reallocating, funding, or stopping an initiative before making a decision.
Yes. Wrike SPM is an add-on to the Wrike platform and is not sold or deployed as a standalone product. Its portfolio views use the work, resource, cost, and workflow information generated through delivery in Wrike.
Pricing depends on the organization’s Wrike environment, portfolio requirements, and deployment scope. Contact Wrike for an assessment and pricing proposal tailored to your planning, governance, reporting, and value realization needs.
Legacy SPM deployments can take months to configure. Wrike SPM connects to your existing Wrike environment and adapts to your way of working today, so you start from an informed baseline instead of a blank slate.