PPMO dashboard integrating Jira, Power BI, SharePoint.
Built for Enterprise project management offices..
“Project Manager at COSMOTE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS NV We are looking for a highly skilled and motivated Project Manager to join our team. The successful candidate will…”
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“Project Manager at COSMOTE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS NV We are looking for a highly skilled and motivated Project Manager to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing and ensuring successful delivery of projects through effective planning, coordination, and management of resources, timelines, and stakeholder expectations. Key Responsibilities: Assess projects' maturity against the chosen proje…”
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Why this is a gap
Surfaced from a high-intensity complaint with clear willingness to pay and a specific, reachable audience.
The market
Enterprise project management offices (PMOs) managing portfolios across Jira, Power BI, and SharePoint. No search volume, but the persona is real: large orgs need cross-tool visibility.
Competition & the opening
Crowded (8/10). Microsoft Project for the Web, Planview Enterprise One, Jira Align, monday.com, Smartsheet, and ServiceNow SPM all integrate Jira + BI dashboards. The gap: most are either heavyweight (Planview, Jira Align) or lack SharePoint integration. Mid-market PMOs struggle to find a lightweight, Jira-first dashboard.
What's hard to build
Jira API, Power BI REST APIs, and SharePoint graph endpoints all have different auth models and rate limits. Building a unified PMO dashboard requires ETL-style data syncing, real-time refresh without overloading APIs, and handling schema drift as teams customize Jira fields.
Why now
Enterprise PPM (Jira Align, Planview) is expensive and rigid; mid-market enterprises need a lightweight Power BI + Jira + SharePoint aggregator as cloud dashboards become standard.
How you'd monetize
$50–150/mo per org SaaS (per-user pricing fails against cheap alternatives; char