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This page — describes Operating Model Canvas — The tool , The book and The toolbox Inside the book — displays foreword, endorsements , contents page, author bios and sample pages Blog — offers many articles on operating models, business models, operating model tools and how to do operating model work Resources — contains videos, Powerpoint slides, published articles, suggested reading, the enhanced business model canvas , etc Executive course — Designing Operating Models — at Ashridge Executive Education The tool The Operating Model Canvas tool is about high-level operating models one page or 10 pages not detailed operating models pages or pages.

The tool defines the term operating model as being about — POLISM Processes — the work that needs to be done to deliver the value proposition or service proposition Organization — the people who will do the work and how they are organized Locations — where the work is done and what buildings and assets are needed in these locations Information — the information systems that support the work Suppliers — what organizations provide inputs to the work and what sort of relationships exist with these organizations Management systems — the planning, budgeting, performance management, risk management, continuous improvement and people management processes needed to run the organization The tool is displayed as a Canvas — the Operating Model Canvas.

Share this: Twitter Facebook. Loading Comments Visualize your business model in a nice one-page canvas Business Model Canvas help you visualize and communicate your business model in a straightforward and structured way.

Include rich-formatted text Fill out your canvas with text or memos. Memos and sticky notes Makes your design more engaging with the use of colored memos. Customization Build your own canvases to suit your business needs. Rich collection of professionally designed template Create your own Business Model Canvas with our pre-developed templates.

Basic Iconless. Basic Watermark. Basic Bullet Points. Green Bean. Lemon Tea. Summer Fiesta. Skip to main content. Canvas Groups. Using MiVideo in Canvas Uploading Media Working with "My Media" Advanced Editing Tools Publish each Module, Quiz, Assignment, Page, File, and Discussion , as well as your course site In Canvas, you will publish your course site to make it visible to students, and you must also publish any modules, quizzes, pages, assignments, files, and discussions in your course site.

Enabling and hiding tools You can choose which tools are visible to students in the left navigation menu. Click Settings at the bottom of the menu. Click Navigation along the top. Drag items between the upper and lower lists to hide disable or make them visible enable to students.

You may need to scroll down to see the Save button. More about reordering and hiding tools Using Canvas tools Tool by tool in alphabetical order Announcements Announcements allow you to communicate with your students about course activities and post course-related topics. About Announcements Making an Announcement More about Announcements Tips and troubleshooting for Announcements Assignments Assignment creation sequence: add an assignment group, create an assignment shell, edit the assignment details, and add content.

Joining the course Chat More about Chat Conferences Conferences are used for virtual lectures, virtual office hours, and student groups. About Conferences Starting a Conference More about Conferences DocViewer Doc Viewer is a tool in the Speedgrader that allows the instructor and peer review annotations on online assignment submissions.

Using DocViewer How do I view annotation feedback comments from my instructor Conversations Conversations is a messaging system within Canvas. About the Conversations Inbox Finding my unread Conversations messages More about Conversations Discussions Canvas provides an integrated system for class discussions.

Starting a Discussion Replying to a Discussion More about Discussions Files The Files feature is where you upload course files, syllabi, readings, or other documents. About Files Finding your course Files Moving and organizing my Files More about Files Alternatives to creating items in Files that are weblinks Tips and troubleshooting for Files Grades and the Gradebook The Gradebook stores all information about student progress in the course, measuring both letter grades and course outcomes.