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Developing a business strategy involves a number of key elements, including: Understanding your market: Conduct market research to understand your industry, customers, and competitors. Defining your mission and vision: Define your purpose as a company, and what you aspire to achieve in the long term. Setting clear goals and objectives: Establish specific, measurable goals and […]
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Apple and IBM are redefining the mobile enterprise industry and their last year partnership’s announcement is designed to revolutionize industry and empower employees. Apple iPad Pro with 12.9-inch 2732 x 2048 resolution display, which will be available next month, is designed specifically to empower employees more creative and more productive — at a whole new scale. Imagine all […]
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The business capability model defines what a business does. It represents a blueprint of business capabilities for a business. The capability model (map) illustrates a set of distinct capabilities, typically organized in a hierarchical tree format, that are independent of organization structures, and resources (e.g. people, business processes, products and IT systems) but can be […]
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The task of mapping an enterprise’s goals, strategies, business capabilities, initiatives and its information systems is key for architecting any enterprise. Mapping a business is the act of capturing the big picture of an enterprise into blueprints depicting the current and or future state of the organization. An enterprise business blueprint is an abstract representation […]
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Many books have been written on describing a business model. The Business Model Canvas (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Model_Canvas) is a good template for developing new business models and documenting existing ones. However, the Business Model Canvas is not useful when the Enterprise Architect (EA) wants to model the entire enterprise. Most importantly, there could be many business models in […]
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See the world from your customer eyes. Use the Evolver to create customer journey maps to depict all interactions that your customers have while doing business with you. Each interaction represents an opportunity to provide better customer experience. Get an holistic view of your customer experience across channels. Connect customer journey map to your capability […]
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