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About OmmF
The Operating Model Maturity Framework (OmmF) is an approach for delivery of any level of Operating Model, by using pre-defined components

OmmF delivers a holistic approach to Operating Models that is:

•	defined: prescriptive components take away confusion •	configurable: the needs of the organisation are paramount •	scalable: control is always maintained, regardless of size •	tiered: maturity is a journey, and benefits are achievable regardless of the starting point

OmmF is based on a two dimensional model that comprises six components mapping against five levels of maturity.

The OMMF Components
Direction The cumulative term for the gathering of all the leadership thoughts, documents or principles relating to Vision and Strategy

Control The governance frameworks that are put in place to hold the Operating Model together, and support all other components regardless of the change, or the maturity of the organisation.

Definition An enterprise level description of who does what, translated into clearly articulated definitions of the functions, the services that they provide, and their respective accountabilities

Configuration Pulls together the detailed views of the organisation that clearly articulate the structure of Functions, Organisation, Technology and Location

Guides The Process Architecture holds together the flows of inputs and outputs through the Organisation. How that is documented may vary from detailed processes or procedures, user guides, reference sheets, or help files, but the overriding feature is the ability to identify the steps and interfaces.

Report & Reward The mechanisms to effectively report on what is happening within the Operating Model; ensuring it is given to the appropriate recipients to enable the decision making and recognition processes

The OmmF Maturity Levels
Level 0 - Distress The Organisation is in distress, there is no structure to the Operating Model and as a result, its people suffer

Level 1 - Stable Stability of the Organisation is enabled through the identification and adoption of key OMMF components, but overall there is still an Ad Hoc approach to the Operating Model

Level 2 - Foundation The Organisation has fully adopted OMMF, and has defined all its Components to a basic level that provides a firm foundation from which to build

Level 3 - Self Actuation Maturity of the OMMF ‘Control’ Component drives maturity self-actuation of all other OMMF Components. Decisions become fact based, but are mostly spontaneous

Level 4 - Knowledge OMMF is embedded within the Organisation as an enduring capability. Key information is defined and available to enable the structured planning and control of the Operating Model.

Level 5 - Optimal The Organisation is at its Optimal level. All components are well defined, and there is a pro-active philosophy embedded within the Organisation that continually looks to maintain that position.

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