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Duration: 8 hours
Skill Level: Fundamentals
Price: $1,300
Description
The StrategyOps™ Foundation course—designed for operational, innovation, and digital transformation professionals— teaches the fundamental knowledge of the StrategyOps approach, including why and how all the core elements create strategic agility in the enterprise. It teaches how an intelligent operating model is necessary to enable the enterprise business strategy to achieve market leadership. Participants learn the base StrategyOps elements, principles, and best practices to identify and prioritize the enterprise needs for implementing strategic solutions enabled by AI and driven by strategic data.
What will I achieve?
• Comprehend the core elements of StrategyOps practice and approach.• Know the elements for collaborating with enterprise stakeholders to identify strategic needs and define intelligent solutions (e.g., Data and AI-driven) to enable strategic objectives.• Be able to explain how smart and AI-driven assets support hyperadaptive processes to create strategic agility in the enterprise.• Be able to map functional capabilities to strategic and measurable business outcomes using the StrategyOps Relationship-Based Outcomes method. our own text and edit me.
• Comprehend the core elements of StrategyOps practice and approach.• Know the elements for collaborating with enterprise stakeholders to identify strategic needs and define intelligent solutions (e.g., Data and AI-driven) to enable strategic objectives.• Be able to explain how smart and AI-driven assets support hyperadaptive processes to create strategic agility in the enterprise.• Be able to map functional capabilities to strategic and measurable business outcomes using the StrategyOps Relationship-Based Outcomes method. our own text and edit me.
Course Content
1. StrategyOps Framework Core Elements 1.1 Three StrategyOps Ways1.2 StrategyOps Model Objectives1.3 StrategyOps Stakeholders Collaboration 1.4 StrategyOps Impact on Business Model vs. Operating Model
2. Hyperadaptive Business and Operation Model2.1 StrategyOps Opportunities and Implications 2.2 Causation for Excellence in Value Creation 2.2 Data and AI-drive Humans + Machines
3. Strategic Agility 3.1 Types, Attributes, and Maturity of Physical and Digital Business Capabilities 3.2 Types of Agile and Smart Assets3.3 Hyperadaptive Workflows
4. Relationship-Based Outcomes 4.1 Customer Outcomes by Business Layers4.2 Operating OLAs, vs. Service SLAs, vs. Customer COAs, vs. Strategic OKRs4.3 Uncertainty in Business Outcomes4.4 StrategyOps Layered Blueprint
5. Defining the Digital Solution5.1 Digital Change Required Based on Maturity Required 5.2 Strategic Data Type Required for Solution5.2 Type of Human + Machine Solution Needed
1. StrategyOps Framework Core Elements 1.1 Three StrategyOps Ways1.2 StrategyOps Model Objectives1.3 StrategyOps Stakeholders Collaboration 1.4 StrategyOps Impact on Business Model vs. Operating Model
2. Hyperadaptive Business and Operation Model2.1 StrategyOps Opportunities and Implications 2.2 Causation for Excellence in Value Creation 2.2 Data and AI-drive Humans + Machines
3. Strategic Agility 3.1 Types, Attributes, and Maturity of Physical and Digital Business Capabilities 3.2 Types of Agile and Smart Assets3.3 Hyperadaptive Workflows
4. Relationship-Based Outcomes 4.1 Customer Outcomes by Business Layers4.2 Operating OLAs, vs. Service SLAs, vs. Customer COAs, vs. Strategic OKRs4.3 Uncertainty in Business Outcomes4.4 StrategyOps Layered Blueprint
5. Defining the Digital Solution5.1 Digital Change Required Based on Maturity Required 5.2 Strategic Data Type Required for Solution5.2 Type of Human + Machine Solution Needed