Difference between revisions of "Operational Capability"
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| − | '''Operational Capability''' is the ability to align critical [[Process|processes]], resources and technologies according to the overall guiding [[Business Vision|vision]] and [[Customer|customer]] focused | + | '''Operational Capability''' is the ability to align critical [[Process|processes]], resources and technologies according to the overall guiding [[Business Vision|vision]] and [[Customer|customer]] focused value propositions coupled with the ability to deliver these processes effectively and efficiently. Indicators of operational capability include [[Business Process Management (BPM)|process management]] and [[Performance Measurement|performance measurement]].<ref>Definition - What Does Operational Capability Mean? [http://www.futuresme.eu/resources/operational Future SME]</ref> |
| − | Operations Capability is the [[Business Capability|business capability]] system which functions to realize the [[[[Business Operations|operations of the business]] including operational capabilities for programs/projects, finances, [[Supply Chain|supply chain]], publications, communications, property, occupational environment/safety/health, physical security,[[Human Resources|human resources]], engineering and [[Quality|quality]]. The purpose of the operations capability is to enable and assure the abilities of the strategic and tactical operations needed in the [[Business Operations|operation of the enterprise]].<ref> | + | Operations Capability is the [[Business Capability|business capability]] system which functions to realize the [[[[Business Operations|operations of the business]] including operational capabilities for programs/projects, finances, [[Supply Chain|supply chain]], publications, communications, property, occupational environment/safety/health, physical security,[[Human Resources|human resources]], engineering and [[Quality|quality]]. The purpose of the operations capability is to enable and assure the abilities of the strategic and tactical operations needed in the [[Business Operations|operation of the enterprise]].<ref> [https://standardbusiness.info/standard-capabilities/business-capability/operations/ Operations Capability includes Operational Capability-Standard Business]</ref> |
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Revision as of 12:19, 10 November 2022
Operational Capability is the ability to align critical processes, resources and technologies according to the overall guiding vision and customer focused value propositions coupled with the ability to deliver these processes effectively and efficiently. Indicators of operational capability include process management and performance measurement.[1]
Operations Capability is the business capability system which functions to realize the [[operations of the business including operational capabilities for programs/projects, finances, supply chain, publications, communications, property, occupational environment/safety/health, physical security,human resources, engineering and quality. The purpose of the operations capability is to enable and assure the abilities of the strategic and tactical operations needed in the operation of the enterprise.[2]
References
- ↑ Definition - What Does Operational Capability Mean? Future SME
- ↑ Operations Capability includes Operational Capability-Standard Business