BUS202 – Target Operating Models

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BUS202 – Target Operating Models

Unit code & Title BUS202 - Target Operating Models
Pre-requisite Not Applicable
Delivery modes On-campus; Online;
Credit points 10
Study commitment Average of 150 hours of teaching, learning and assessment over the trimester.
Scheduled learning (On-campus) 2 × 3 hours on-campus seminar and tutorial weekly (for block mode)
Scheduled learning (AIA Online) Recorded contents + 2 × 3 hour online seminar and tutorial weekly
Learning Outcomes
  • ULO1: Understand and describe the concepts of business models and operating models, and how these are different in the internet era and Fourth Industrial Revolution.
  • ULO2: Understand and apply the concepts of digital ecosystems, service innovation, and target operating models.
  • ULO3: Recognise and evaluate systemic constraints on and enablers of organisational transformation.
  • ULO4: Apply strategic management tools to identify unique value propositions and develop a target operating model.
  • ULO5: Critically assess and discuss social and ethical issues in business transformation.
  • ULO6: Collaborate and communicate effectively with peers to identify, develop, articulate, and present integrated business transformation solutions.

The digital economy and the convergence of new technologies have rendered many traditional business models obsolete, creating opportunities not only for new products and services but also for entirely new industries. In the internet age, firms must understand business as part of larger social and natural ecosystems, and it is important for organisations to create value for diverse types of stakeholders. How a business operates will determine its success or failure, and both social licence and the ability to respond to client needs and expectations are as important as financial and economic factors. Operating models must evolve quickly in response to rapidly changing customer behaviours, emerging technologies, and societal demands.

In this unit, students will develop skills in operating model design and create Target Operating Models for case study organisations. The focus will be on identifying services that deliver value to clients and the operating models that allow the business to provide those services. How, and how effectively, businesses transform their operating models will determine their place in the digital ecosystems of the future.

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