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The impact operating model work has on strategy
I am working with a client at the moment on an “operational review”. I am still at the “explain the methodology” stage: one of my roles is to skill up the project team so that they can use the Operating … Continue reading →
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Management systems and accountability
I have done work on the subject of accountability which has led me to the view that a person or unit is accountable when “the stakeholders of that person/unit have the ability to reward the person for good work or … Continue reading →
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Locations footprint
Location is one of the spaces on the Operating Model Canvas. But I have not blogged about locations at any point. This is partly because the topic is pretty self explanatory, and partly because I have found other parts of … Continue reading →
Lean6Sigma and operating models
I was stimulated by a LinkedIn discussion about how to ensure the customer is part of thinking about waste. The answer of course is obvious – the customer is at the heart of all judgments about waste. If an activity … Continue reading →
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Value chain, capability chain or operating chain?
Over the last year I have been going round in circles in my thinking about language. I am convinced that the best place to start when doing operating model work is with a stakeholder map that helps identify the stakeholders … Continue reading →
Design Principles that guide the design
I have already completed three blogs on the topic of design principles – design principles – how to get good ones, more on design principles and understanding design principles . But I was recently approached by my son, who is … Continue reading →
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Stakeholders and operating models
I had an insight as a result of a meeting with Angela Frith from Woolworths in Australia. Angela was spending a couple of days with me to talk about operating models. I was sharing my tools. One tool, which I … Continue reading →
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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 →