Operating Model

Definitions

1. The practical design of how a company runs, including structure, decision rights, processes, and resource allocation. An operating model turns strategy into repeatable execution.

   In plain English: The way a company is structured and run day to day.

   Example: "The company outgrew its founder-led operating model once functions became interdependent."

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