Operating Model & Capability Maturity
What is a capability maturity model used for?
A maturity model scores how consistently a capability is performed, usually on a scale from ad hoc through defined and managed to optimising. It is used to establish a baseline, agree a realistic target level, and sequence improvement. The value is in the evidence behind each score, not in the number itself.
What is a target operating model?
A target operating model describes how an organisation will work once a change lands: the processes, the organisational structure and roles, the technology, the data, the governance and the locations. It is the bridge between strategy and implementation, and it is what makes a transformation testable rather than aspirational.
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