Notes:
· In today’s digital age,
innovation and technology
underpin all aspects of the
business system.
· Shown are core business
components. Other areas are
added based on each
business’s situation and need.
· Is compliance a separate
component or part of
operations? This may depend
on relevance to business (e.g.,
financial services,
pharmaceuticals, etc.)
· Every business system
component has it own sub-
system. The more they work
seamlessly together, the
greater the ability for an
organization to readily achieve
its goals.
· Every system requires
balance. If one portion of the
system is broken, another
must pick up the weight of the
need. If not, the system
breaks (e.g., employee
retention drops, etc.)
Operational
System
Tools &
Resources
Processes
Task
Management
& Completion
Projects &
Project
Delivery
Operational
Performance
Continuous
Improvement
Vision &
“Hedgehog”
Defined
Customer
Needs &
Wants
Industry &
Marketplace
Competition
Domain
Expertise
Product
Strategy &
Business Plan
Lifecycle
Management
Products &
Services
People
System
Performance
Management
Compensation
Benefits
Rewards &
Recognition
Environment
Leadership
Skill
Alignment &
Development
Business
System
Financial
System
GAAP Accounting
Planning &
Budgeting
Budget & Financial
Management
Investments &
Investment
Management
Auditing &
Controlling
Market &
Competitor
Insights
Sales Strategy
Sales Goals
Incentive Plan
Prospect
Pipeline
Development
Pipeline
Management
Sales System
Products
&
Services
People
Sales
Marketing
Financial
Management
Operations
Marketing Strategy
B2C B2B
Advertising
Promotions
Campaigns &
Campaign
Management
Digital
Marketing
System
Created by: Edward R Jarecki
January 2016

Systems model 21 jan16 - erj

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    Notes: · In today’sdigital age, innovation and technology underpin all aspects of the business system. · Shown are core business components. Other areas are added based on each business’s situation and need. · Is compliance a separate component or part of operations? This may depend on relevance to business (e.g., financial services, pharmaceuticals, etc.) · Every business system component has it own sub- system. The more they work seamlessly together, the greater the ability for an organization to readily achieve its goals. · Every system requires balance. If one portion of the system is broken, another must pick up the weight of the need. If not, the system breaks (e.g., employee retention drops, etc.) Operational System Tools & Resources Processes Task Management & Completion Projects & Project Delivery Operational Performance Continuous Improvement Vision & “Hedgehog” Defined Customer Needs & Wants Industry & Marketplace Competition Domain Expertise Product Strategy & Business Plan Lifecycle Management Products & Services People System Performance Management Compensation Benefits Rewards & Recognition Environment Leadership Skill Alignment & Development Business System Financial System GAAP Accounting Planning & Budgeting Budget & Financial Management Investments & Investment Management Auditing & Controlling Market & Competitor Insights Sales Strategy Sales Goals Incentive Plan Prospect Pipeline Development Pipeline Management Sales System Products & Services People Sales Marketing Financial Management Operations Marketing Strategy B2C B2B Advertising Promotions Campaigns & Campaign Management Digital Marketing System Created by: Edward R Jarecki January 2016