The Agile Product Operating Model
Traditional operating models are no longer enough in an era of constant change and rising complexity. By combining the ideas of modern product management, agile delivery, and Evidence-Based Management, organizations can build a product operating model that aligns clearly with their digital goals. This is where the Agile Product Operating Model comes into play.
The Agile Product Operating Model is designed to help organizations deliver value continuously, adapt faster and thrive in uncertainty.
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The Agile Product Operating Model (APOM) comprises the four areas of:
- Strategy - The Why - A clear, transparent description of the elements of value (economics), business, technology, and operations
- People - The Who - Defining how people are organized and developed and the culture and incentive model within which they work
- Structure - The Rules and Tools - The necessary governance, third party contracting, process and supporting systems and technology.
- Value Cycle - The practices that enable agile discovery, product delivery, and operations and support The practices that enable agile discovery, product delivery, and operations and support
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Ever feel like your product organization is stuck in the mud... You’re not alone. Many teams start strong, laser-focused on delivering value and achieving product-market fit. But as success scales, things get messy.
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Two fundamental approaches to managing work in organizations - the flow perspective focused on efficiently processing work units through defined stages, and the product perspective centered on continuously evolving product value for customers - shape how organizations structure themselves and measur...
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Over the last year, we have continued to refine our understanding of the Agile Product Operating Model(APOM). In this blog, we discuss the key elements of APOM. The seven characteristics are Unique, Holistic, Evidence-based, Empowered Teams, Empirical, Complete, and Change Management built in.
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