Golden Rules of Operating Model Redesign (OMR)

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Operating Model Redesign (OMR) has become a regular leadership task. About two-thirds of executives have been through one in the past two years, and half expect another within the next two. The intent is clear: close the gap between strategy and performance.

However, too many OMR initiatives rearrange reporting lines, react to pain points, and stall in transition. The problem is that leaders start with today's complaints rather than the longer-term aspirations. They select a blueprint on instinct, change the organizational chart, and leave processes, people, rewards, and mindsets untouched. They under-measure the transition and under-communicate from the line.

This PPT presentation sets out a practical framework, the Golden Rules of Operating Model Redesign, that aligns strategy, structure, and talent. The 9 golden rules are:

1. Focus first on the longer-term strategic aspirations
2. Take time to survey the scene
3. Be structured about selecting the right blueprint
4. Go beyond lines and boxes
5. Be rigorous about drafting in talent
6. Identify the necessary mindset shifts--and change those mindsets
7. Establish metrics that measure short and long-term success
8. Make sure business leaders communicate
9. Manage the transitional risks

The organizational chart is not the operating model. The golden rules of OMR are the difference between a redesign that rearranges boxes and one that improves performance.

The PowerPoint presentation also reviews a study of how strongly redesign success levers correlate with an effective OMR. Four findings stand out in the study:

1. Redesigns are a regular rhythm
2. The motivations for Operating Model Redesign have evolved
3. Redesigns are completed more often and they have higher success rates
4. Nearly half of the golden rules have evolved

This PowerPoint presentation on Golden Rules of OMR also includes some slide templates for you to use in your own business presentations.

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