Welcome to Operating Model Partners. Whether you are starting something new, implementing major change, addressing performance problems or aligning your team to tackle plans, you will find the task much easier with our help and the Operating Model Canvas and its straightforward set of tools at your side.

READ ABOUT THE OPERATING MODEL CANVAS AND ITS TOOLBOX

The Operating Model Canvas tool is about high-level operating models. The tool defines the term operating model as being about processes, organisation, locations, information, suppliers and management systems.

LEARN MORE IN A CLASSROOM OR THROUGH AN EXECUTIVE WORKSHOP

The Operating Model Canvas methodology is in the public domain and can be used freely by all. Yet sometimes the book is not enough and more information, explanations, case studies are needed. We have them in our masterclasses.

GET HELP AND SUPPORT TO SOLVE YOUR BUSINESS CHALLENGES

Whether you require an independent audit of your current operating model, an advice on operating model project management and governance, or support around design and problem solving leadership, we can help.

I have led many change and transformation projects that supported an overall business strategy. These are always diffcult projects both in the design and the execution. Operating Model Canvas is a useful and pragmatic aid to this work, full of tools and examples and helpful ways of simplifying complexity. It provides a framework to consider the change elements holistically, giving you the opportunity to create an implementation plan that will more likely be successful.

Joe Spadaford, Chief Operations Strategy Officer, Computershare

Designing a business is a difficult task. Books like Operating Model Canvas help cut through the complexity. It helps you to go one step deeper beyond the Business Model Canvas and Value Proposition. This book could be considered as part of a family of books like Business Model Generation, Value Proposition Design, Design a Better Business as we need to have conversations around the How. All are landscape. All are easy to read. All are full of tools and case examples. They should all be on your book shelf or the side of your desk.