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CONCEPT DOMAIN - Business Operations

Description
The  Business Operations domain describes how business units operate to deliver products (goods and services) that fit their customers needs (value).
This includes:
1) the management structure that organizes responsibility and accountability : People & Accountability.
2) the processes that describe the end to end delivery of goods and services: Organization & Processes.
The  Business Operations domain has dependencies with domains providing Business Systems used to support and automate operations: Software System ArcOps and Hardware System ArcOps.
External references  Gartner - Operating Model,   OpenGroup - OAA - Operating System,   OpenGroup - OAA - Operations Architecture,   UCF Glossary Operating Model,   Wikipedia - Operating Model
Dictionary  Dictionary of SysFEAT concepts
Parent Domain  SysFEAT Enterprise Domains 
Domain dependencies  Application Functional Architecture 
  EA Pattern - Business Resource Operating Pattern 
  EA Pattern - Business System Operating Model 
  EA Pattern - Data Domain 
  EA Pattern - Physical Resource Agent 
  Initiative and Transformation Pattern 
  Organization & Processes 
  People & Accountability 
  Product & Customer Experience 
  Resource System Operating Framework (R-SOF) 
  System Operating Framework - SOF 

DOMAIN CONCEPT GRAPH

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Name Description
Organization & Processes The  Organization & Processes domain is used to shape how business units operate to deliver the goods and services for which they are responsible.
People & Accountability
The  People & Accountability domain defines the roles that organizational members perform, so that everyone understands their responsibilities to the group.
How individuals are organized around work and responsibilities matters greatly for any organization.
Accountability charts provide more clarity around responsibilities and also show how people and teams are organized according to geography, Business Functions, product, or customer type.
A key component of an accountability chart is the greater detail it provides about responsibilities and Business Outcome Events.
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