Yes, “less is more”! Each time you off-load a best practice, the transformation speed increases exponentially. The basics of the 12Box Model is the 12 Themes and the Change Sheet (as-is, to-do and to-be). You will only have to learn that! As the 12Box Model is a super structure on the most common best practices, […]
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The 12Box Model’s 12 Themes represents a complete description of the dynamics of the business. Together with the Change Sheet (as-is, to-do and to-be) the Themes can be applied the models mechanics at all levels to describe Business Drivers, Innovation, Vision, Directions, KPIs, Value Streams down to operational Touchpoints, Initiatives and Statements of Work.
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The 12Box Model describes a Business Platform by the Perspectives, Consumer, Management and Production. By using the stories integrated into the Perspectives,, you can in plain language describe the reasons and impact for the transformation.
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Most best practices like Business Model Canvas, Design Thinking or Scrum operates inside their own paradigm. The 12Box Model works like a translator between the practices. Because The 12Box model is constructed as a blend notions from the best practices, it is just to map the notions of the best practices with the themes of
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Very few best practices (if any!) have a precise relational data structure that connects business impact, the requirements and the statement of work. The 12Box Model provides a simple data structure that allow you to store and filter the information of a transformation. The next time you want to address the same type of impact,
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Most transformation methods works within a narrow paradigm. Ex. Customer Centricity or Strategy Analysis. The 12Box Model is a general model that enables the information flow between the other methods. In this way you can start out with the 12Box Model and then deep dive into other methods depending of the urgency and complexity of
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The 12 Box Model reflects the business dynamics (the relation with triggers and impact). Other models are mostly check list – commonly they have mnemotechnic combinations of letters.
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Yes, the 12Box Model takes starting point in Design Thinking’s user process philosophy. The processes are described by use of 3 types of stories: Consumer Journey, Service Production Process and Governance Process. The 3 types pf processes need to integrate. If you are familiar with using Design Thinking, it is easy to advance to use
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Compared with the 12Box Model, the Business Model Canvas has several weaknesses, ex.: No integration to the Vision Non existing Business Algorithm Does not consider AS-IS and TO-BE (nor TO-DO) Does not reflect the business dynamics No integration with other models and methods If you are familiar with using Business Model Canvas, it is easy
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A Canvas is a tabular representation of subjects. A Map is a precise diagram of subjects with their relative position and the logical relation between the subjects.
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