Operating Models for IT Decision-Making Framework PPT

This PPT slide, part of the 20-slide IT Decision Making Framework PowerPoint presentation, presents a framework for understanding 4 distinct operating models in IT decision-making, each tailored for specific organizational needs. The models are categorized as "Coordinated," "Isolated," "Shared," and "Replicated."

The "Coordinated" model is highlighted as optimal for scenarios where multiple country offices utilize their own software to generate standardized outputs. This is particularly relevant for organizations that require uniformity in reporting formats across different regions, ensuring consistency while allowing localized software use.

Next, the "Isolated" model caters to organizations with diverse solutions across various locations. Here, multiple outputs are produced, which may include unique systems for tasks like tax reporting or sales support. This model emphasizes the independence of operations, allowing each location to tailor its systems according to specific needs.

The "Shared" model is described as suitable for environments where a single solution suffices for multiple countries, with no need for local customization. This model is efficient for organizations that can leverage a unified system, such as a general ledger for financial reporting, streamlining processes across borders.

Lastly, the "Replicated" model is intended for settings that utilize a single solution generating various outputs. This is particularly useful for organizations like banks, which may need to adapt a common system to meet the distinct requirements of individual countries.

Understanding these models helps organizations determine the most effective approach for their IT decision-making processes, aligning technology with strategic goals.

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