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May 2009
What is a Capability Map?
by sravan ankaraju on May 23, 2009
in Business Models,Business Strategy,Enterprise Architecture,Execution,Operating Model
According to Forrester, Capability Map is a model of the firm associating the business capabilities, processes, and functions required for business success with the IT resource that enables them. A business is characterized by the capabilities required for that business to accomplish its objectives. Each capability is itself a collection of actions the business takes [...]
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Disposable Factories are short-lived labor intensive and dedicated facilities designed for temporary mass production. Quantifying the dollar value of the disposable factory approach requires the option value of the flexibility it provides, given the risks of both near-term demand variability and long-term market viability. The advantages to using disposable factories include – Optimization of production [...]
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Six lessons to generate returns through improvements in Operations
by sravan ankaraju on May 10, 2009
Read LESSONS FROM PRIVATE EQUITY ANY COMPANY CAN USE to understand the lessons: 1. Define full potential Generate high returns primarily by creating operating value. Start by building an objective fact base. Scrutinize demand, customers, competition, environmental trends and the details of how money is actually made. Pursue a few core initiatives to reach full [...]
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