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A very simple definition of an operating model for a business is a schematic which shows the operating units for the business and the relationships between these operating units.

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An important part of the outcome is the organizational learning that takes place, when the Operating Model is transformed into [[Enterprise Architecture]] and [[IT Governance]] initiatives to control the learning.

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Industry standard operating models:

* eTom (enhanced Telecom Operations Map)

* IAA (Insurance Application Architecture)

* IFW (Information Framework)

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