Business Architecture Framework (PowerPoint PPT)

The business model matrix: Only the combination of business capabilities and organization architecture provides a true picture of a company's business model.

The organization's position on the matrix will determine the action it needs to take to achieve an optimal business model. This document introduces the five quot;quadrant" capability blueprints.

This framework provides a comprehensive analysis of organizational culture and competency, highlighting the importance of decentralization and local market focus. It delves into the intricacies of location and facilities, emphasizing the need for local presence and the challenges of under-leveraged asset bases. The document also examines process optimization, stressing the significance of standardized KPI and financial reporting, while addressing the issues of duplicated processes and high transaction volumes.

Performance measurement is another critical area covered, with a focus on local performance metrics and the lack of regional comparison. The framework underscores the necessity of a robust infrastructure and flexible applications, essential for supporting integrated platforms and enterprise application integration (EAI). It also touches on the importance of web architecture in modern business environments.

Quadrant analysis is a key feature of this document, providing actionable insights into different organizational strategies. For instance, Quadrant 1 emphasizes regionalization with mixed results, while Quadrant 4 advocates for operating as a single regional entity. Each quadrant offers a unique blueprint for aligning business capabilities with organizational goals.

This document is an invaluable resource for C-level executives aiming to optimize their business architecture. It offers a detailed roadmap for achieving a balanced and efficient organizational structure, tailored to the specific needs and challenges of different business environments.