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Line 13: * A [[Capability Management in Business\|Capability Model]] describes the capabilities necessary to execute the Operating Model. The process of Capability Model design is part of Operations Planning.<br /> <gallery> File:CapabilityLandscape.gif\|Relationship between Operating Model and Capability Model </gallery> ==Operating Model Defined== An Operating Model for a business is a '''strategic''' schematic which illustrates the '''relationships''' among the operating units and trading partners and provides a set of '''guidelines''' for both the business architecture and technology infrastructure that enable a company to grow its business either organically or through acquisitions.

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