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Capability Maps vs Process Maps: Horses for courses
Those who have been following this blog will know that I have devoted four or five entries to the issue of capability maps. Mainly because I have not seen the need for them and because they can obscure the core … Continue reading
Posted in Capabilities, Value chain
Tagged activities, business architecture, capabilities, capability maps, DDay, DODAF, Enterprise architecture, MODAF, processes
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Value Streams, Context Maps and Process Maps
I have just been reading a 2013 article by Mike Rosen of Wilton Consulting Group about “context maps”. I don’t like the name, but the article does quite a good job of laying out a flow of analysis that is … Continue reading
Posted in Design tools, Value chain
Tagged business architecture, Process map, process of design, value chain analysis, value stream
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