Overview: Target Operating Model | ||
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Definition | A vision for the future capabilities of an organization. | |
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What is a Target Operating Model? John Spacey, updated on
A target operating model is a document that represents the future state of an organization after the achievement of a set of goals. It is essentially a vision for the future operating model of a business as represented by capabilities and processes.
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