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Finance function operating model
I was recently asked to give some help to a team working on an operating model for their Finance function. The prime objective was to upgrade the function, so that it added more value and cost significantly less. The particular … Continue reading
Posted in Finance function, functional alignment, Value chain
Tagged Organisation design, process of design
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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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Levels and actors in the design process
I was stimulated by two recent inputs. One was my two day course Designing Operating Models which ran at the end of April. Great inputs from participants. The second is a discussion on LinkedIn about the difference between architects and … Continue reading
How much detail do you need
This is a re-post of a previous blog that I have had to trash because it was attracting a stream of spam. If you have read it before – my apologies. In a recent workshop, we were working on operating … Continue reading
Posted in Design steps, Design tools
Tagged design process, detail in design, process of design
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