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Operating models and agile
I recently gave a talk at the European Organization Design Forum on the topic of agile organizations. This forced me to think deeply about what agile is and how it relates to organization design. So let me share some of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Agile, change, Craig Larman, MVP, Operating Models, Organisation design, POLISM
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What is “architecture” in business design?
The IT community use the terms Business Architecture and Enterprise Architecture to describe the activity of “setting up” the business or the IT systems. As a business strategist I have always found this language difficult. I first came across it … Continue reading →
BCG’s approach to operating models
The Boston Consulting Group recently produced a report on the asset management industry. The report has all sorts of insights about this industry, but it also has interesting material on BCG’s approach to operating model thinking. I include a couple … Continue reading →
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Tagged BCG, Operating Models, Organisation design, Organisation Models, processes, target operating model
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More on business models and operating models
I recently came across Deloitte’s framework for business models and operating models (see exhibit below). I was quite taken by the framework and began to think about what it is missing and why or whether my framework is better. It … Continue reading →
Posted in Business model, Design tools, Enterprise architects and operating models, Strategy
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Tagged business architecture, business model, Deloitte, Enterprise architecture, Financial model, Operating Models, Organisation design, Organisation Models, People model, Target customers, Value proposition
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