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Business process hierarchy and operating models
Here are three charts that I have stolen from Paul Harmon’s blog at BP Trends. Paul I have not asked permission, but if you object, I will take them out and just refer people to your site. So please go … Continue reading →
Do small companies have operating models?
The following is stolen from a post by Peter Murchland in a discussion group in LinkeIn’s The Enterprise Architecture Network. Thank you Peter and apologies for the changes I have made to your insightful comments. In a new organisation, the … Continue reading →
An enterprise architect’s view of capability maps
A good chunk of this post has been nicked from a blog by Chris Aitken from Enterprise Architects. Chris I hope you don’t mind. Copying is flattery! Chris’s blog is titled “Business Function: Does it have a place in Enterprise … Continue reading →
Can enterprise architects help lean experts?
I was reading a blog from BiZZdesign by Marc Lankhorst & Peter Matthijssen, and it got me thinking … clearly a good blog. The core message in the blog is that lean experts should involve enterprise architects (people who have … Continue reading →
Value chains and operating models
At a recent workshop we were using value chain analysis to help us with operating model design. This has made me wonder whether it might be possible to do this work in a more structured way. The idea in my … Continue reading →
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Ashridge on Operating Models 