In today’s climate of economic uncertainty and rising performance expectations, organisations must rethink how they operate to stay competitive. The Enterprise Operating Model offering provides a structured, enterprise-wide approach to assess current operations and design a financially sustainable, agile framework.
By focusing on six critical design layers – functional process, people, service delivery, technology, performance insights & data and governance – it enables measurable cost reduction, improved efficiency and strategic alignment across the business.
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Morgan McCullough
Partner in Charge, Enterprise Performance | Consulting Sector Lead, Education
AUSTRALIA
Frequently asked questions
The Enterprise Operating Model is a structured approach to assess and redesign an organisation’s operating model across six key layers. It’s especially relevant in today’s climate of economic uncertainty, rising costs, and evolving customer expectations by helping organisations become more efficient, agile and financially sustainable.
Large enterprises undergoing transformation, such as mergers, digital shifts, or cost restructuring, benefit most. Typical buyers include CEOs, CFOs, COOs, CIOs and Heads of Strategy or Transformation who need to align operations with strategic goals and deliver measurable outcomes.
We start with a diagnostic review of the current operating model and cost baseline, then design a future-ready model across six layers. We develop a transformation roadmap and support execution through process reengineering, organisational restructuring, technology integration and change management.
Clients can expect improved productivity, reduced costs, enhanced decision-making through better data insights, stronger governance, and a more agile, strategically aligned operating model.
Unlike short-term cost-cutting, the Enterprise Operating Model focuses on sustainable transformation. It aligns operations with strategic goals, integrates performance management and governance, and delivers lasting value through enterprise-wide redesign – not just isolated fixes.