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# [https://www.businessmodelsinc.com/about-bmi/tools/business-model-canvas/ '''Osterwalder''' - Business Model Canvas]
 
# [https://www.businessmodelsinc.com/about-bmi/tools/business-model-canvas/ '''Osterwalder''' - Business Model Canvas]
 
# [[:File:KPMG Business Models.JPG|'''KPMG -''' Business Model]]
 
# [[:File:KPMG Business Models.JPG|'''KPMG -''' Business Model]]
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== Operating Model ==
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# [[:File:Operating Model Layers.png|Operating Model Layers]]

Revision as of 14:47, 4 May 2022

Quick Links
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

  1. GC - Business Capability Model (BCM) 2.0
  2. GC - Business Capability Model (BCM) 3.0 - NextGen
    1. Update from TBS April 28th, 2022 - Meeting Link
  3. Treasury Board Secretariat - Financial Management Capabilities
  4. Fisheries and Oceans Canada - Business Capability Model (BCM) 2019 12 30
    1. Understanding IT Expenditures through Business Architecture (BCM) 2020 01 09
  5. CEB Enterprise Architecture Leadership Council - The Architect’s Business Capability Handbook EAs Role Getting Business Capability Right
  6. LeanIX - Poster on Best Practices to Define Business Capability

Strategic Reference Model

  1. GC - Strategic Reference Model

Business Motivation Model

  1. Object Management Group - Business Motivation Model (BMM)

Business Model Canvas

  1. Osterwalder - Business Model Canvas
  2. KPMG - Business Model

Operating Model

  1. Operating Model Layers
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