Target Operating Model(s) definition
Target Operating Model(s) means the guidance and self certification tool which is used for assurance, onboarding, and lifecycle management for each Service;
Examples of Target Operating Model(s) in a sentence
The target operating model should be based on the twp principal objectives and inclusive of : Organisation ITS industry maturity Process Function Technology application User interfaces Intermediate Target Operating Models (‘to be’) - 2 & 5 years Once the desired Target Operating Model has been defined, it should be broken down into manageable chunks, addressing the need to have a workable vision for the near term (2 Years) as well as the medium (5 Years) and long term.
To improve service sustainability and access in future Services are limited in their potential to implement desirable Target Operating Models Service performance and efficiency is limited.