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From strategy to success: the role of operating models
I was looking at the Wilson Perumal website today. This consulting company has some useful blogs … and thirteen on operating models. I particularly liked one titled “Are you overlooking an essential part of your strategy” The article states “When … Continue reading →
Posted in Design steps, Strategy
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Tagged Operating Models, operational excellence, Strategy, target operating model, Transformation
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Value chain maps or capability maps?
Posted in Capabilities, Value chain
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Tagged activities, capabilities, capability maps, design process, Operating Models, processes, target operating model, TOM, value chain analysis
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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 →
Posted in Design tools
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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 Business Architecture
I thought it would be helpful to add some of the further comment from the LinkedIn thread on diagrams for operating models. This is for those interested in the issue of language. See the first blog on this. In the … Continue reading →
Comparing Business Model and Business Architecture
In a recent LinkedIn discussion within the LinkedIn group “Operating Models” there has been a good thread about ways of drawing operating models, methods used to draw operating models and the definition of what is an operating model. I recommend … Continue reading →
Operating model diagrams
Not many people write simply about a subject like operating models. So I am reproducing here a blog by Jonathan Hammond of Knadel. Jonathan does a great job of demistifying the task of generating a good diagram of your operating … Continue reading →
Posted in Design tools
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Tagged activities, BPMN, business model, capability maps, Data management, Enterprise architecture, Operating Models, Organisation Models, target operating model, TOGAF, TOM, Zachman
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Enterprise architecture, frameworks and operating models?
There has been a long discussion on LinkedIn about Enterprise Architecture and TOGAF – more than 400 comments! What follows is stolen mainly from a comment by John Tieso – thank you John. For those who do not normally use … Continue reading →
Tips for designing target operating models
This video describes six tips to help you with designing operating models. I think you will get more from reading the blogs in this blog than from watching the video, but if you prefer the human touch, the video will … Continue reading →
Business Models and Operating Models
Posted in 2014, edited in 2018. What is the difference between a business model and an operating model and who cares? First, I don’t think that it matters how you define terms like business model or operating model or business … Continue reading →
Posted in Business model, OM frameworks, Strategy
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Tagged business model, Operating Models, target operating model
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Design principles – how do you get good ones?
Most experts on organisation design or operating model design or enterprise architecture will tell you that you need to define your “design principles” or “design criteria” before you start developing solutions. The design principles tell you what “good” looks like. … Continue reading →
Posted in Design principles, Design steps, Design tools
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Tagged design criteria, design principles, target operating model
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Ashridge on Operating Models 