Introduction Business planning involves setting goals for a company and determining strategies to achieve them. Crucially, it guides the organization towards growth and success with a clear plan. In this process, key individuals such as company executives, department heads, and sometimes external consultants are pivotal. They work together to shape the company’s direction, manage resources, and establish deadlines… Read More »
Handling Transformation with a Target Operating Model is launched and open for enrolment! You can enrol by going to the following link – https://businessbullet.thinkific.com/courses/target-operating-model-launch The first chapter is now completely FREE. Here’s what you’re going to get: 7 modules consisting of workbooks, videos, interviews with other industry experts, forum discussions, templates, case study examples and a live session… Read More »
There has been so much uncertainty for many businesses over the last few years with significant changes to external factors. The slide below is from a presentation I did at the APM SIG conference on Target Operating Models. This article looks at external factors and why companies will need to plan their target operating model to ensure they… Read More »
Introduction The business canvas model sets out a structure of 9 viewpoints to identify strategic plans and transformation initiatives. Its useful for start-ups to identify what they need going forward and for the annual planning of initiatives at company or department level. It acts as a blueprint so decisions can be made on how to make improved changes… Read More »
Introduction It is important to understand the problems to be resolved and opportunities at the early stages of a project. These will build the foundations for understanding and prioritising requirements, design and implementation. If requirements do not relate back to a problem or opportunity, then the objectives of the project may not be realised. It is the responsibility… Read More »
Welcome to Business Bullet, dedicated to the field of Business Analysis and promoting it. The aim of the magazine is to share useful strategies to common problems found when conducting Business Analysis, the value it can add and the skill sets required. Enjoy the magazine, Helen Winter