Difference between revisions of "Business Architecture/Reference Models"
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#[[:File:2018 03 Governments of Canada Strategic Reference Model.pptx|'''GC -''' Strategic Reference Model]] | #[[:File:2018 03 Governments of Canada Strategic Reference Model.pptx|'''GC -''' Strategic Reference Model]] | ||
| + | #[[:File:The Strategy Journey Stratability.pdf|'''Stratability -''' The Strategy Journey]] | ||
== Business Motivation Model == | == Business Motivation Model == | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 4 May 2022
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| Terms of Reference |
| Past and Future Sessions |
| Key Definitions |
| Reference Materials |
| Reference Models |
| Minimum Viable Practice (MVP) Sub-Working Group |
| New Opportunities |
Business Capability Model
- GC - Business Capability Model (BCM) 2.0
- GC - Business Capability Model (BCM) 3.0 - NextGen
- Update from TBS April 28th, 2022 - Meeting Link
- Treasury Board Secretariat - Financial Management Capabilities
- Fisheries and Oceans Canada - Business Capability Model (BCM) 2019 12 30
- CEB Enterprise Architecture Leadership Council - The Architect’s Business Capability Handbook EAs Role Getting Business Capability Right
- LeanIX - Poster on Best Practices to Define Business Capability
