Category : Business Model - Enterprise Evolver-An App to Map the Whole Enterprise

A roadmap to success: How evaluating your business capabilities can guide your improvement journey

Evaluating a business capability model using attributes such as maturity, importance, and complexity can provide several benefits for the organization, including: Prioritization: By assessing the maturity of the capability’s process, technology or skills of people, and the importance of each capability, organizations can prioritize which capabilities to focus on first, and which area (e.g. process, […]

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Capability Overview Report

Often business and enterprise architects struggle to create a capability overview report to show how enterprise budget is allocated to the capabilities of organization and how mature are they and how are they supported by various technologies , people and process. In Enterprise Evolver, the Capability Portfolio View does this job nicely. Users can either […]

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Capability Based Planning Tutorial

A brief tutorial on Capability Based Planning (CBP). Learn how to create a capability model, perform capability assesment, model business change and create enterprise architecture to support evolution!

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Capability Driven Strategy for Innovation

In today’s fast-changing environment and in the age of disruption, organization’s business models are not durable enough to manage change. Most change in business model is driven by the change in customer journey that drives changes in organization capabilities. The traditional approach of developing strategies are not suitable in the age of disruption. Enterprise Evolver (“Evolver”) […]

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How to create a customer journey map

Customer journey map (aka experience map) is a strategic planning tool that provides a common understanding of: how customers are interacting with various touchpoints to reach their goals, what is their whole experience and what business parts (e.g. journey stages, customer goals & outcomes, needs, services, touchpoints, systems, business processes, people) go into making up […]

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How to create a capability roadmap

In my previous article, I have introduced the capability roadmap feature. In this article, I will describe all the steps that you should take to generate the capability roadmap. Typically, large scale capabilities are developed or enhanced in increments by multiple projects. The Evolver allows breaking down a capability into capability versions or increments. In […]

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Capability Roadmap

In my previous article “Capability-Based Planning“, I described the meta model to support the capability based planning along with the description of the core components. In the latest version of Enterprise Evolver, you are also able to generate capability roadmap to support the large business transformation initiative to align the investment. The capability roadmap is useful […]

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Capability Based Planning

Business capabilities describe what the business does, a common understanding of the business landscape, and what it will need to do differently in response to business challenges or opportunities. A Business Capability (aka capability) is hierarchical in nature; a complex capability is decomposed into smaller parts. Capability-based planning focuses on the planning, enhancing, redesigning and […]

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Build Coherent Enterprise With Evolver

Coherence means something that is perfectly organized in which all the different parts of the enterprise fit together to meet the enterprise desired results. The Coherence Dashboard feature introduced in the latest browser version of Enterprise Evolver could help you to see how all relevant aspects of an enterprise are connected in building a coherent […]

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Total Visualization- Big Picture Mapping To Eliminate Complexity!

One of the best explanations offered recently about the work of enterprise architects and their tools is by Tom Graves in his article titled Architecture as boxes, lines and glue. In it Tom rightly points out that much of the work of an enterprise architect is invisible (cohesively and logically connecting business functions), that the […]

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