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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Cat|OCEB B200.1 - BMM}} <br /> {{OCEB Links}}<br /> <br /> &lt;slideshow style=&quot;nobleprog&quot; headingmark=&quot;⌘&quot; incmark=&quot;…&quot; scaled=&quot;false&quot; font=&quot;Trebuchet MS&quot; &gt;<br /> ;title: Business Motivation Model<br /> ;author: Bernard Szlachta (NobleProg Ltd)<br /> &lt;/slideshow&gt;<br /> <br /> See presentation in the repo (bpm/oceb)<br /> <br /> https://editor.signavio.com/p/model/2d7ca4fba1d54abc9218670555cc3245/png?inline&amp;authkey=6832c222c4fa53936ce5d0ee667029acdb95ea574ac15c0c5390851349e711&amp;.png<br /> <br /> == Exercise 1 ⌘==<br /> For the strategic plan above,<br /> # create sample influencer<br /> # make an assessment<br /> # categorize the assessment<br /> # for the assessment create a potential impact<br /> # categorize potential impact<br /> # adjust the strategy plan accordingly <br /> == Exercise 2 ⌘==<br /> For each courses of action:<br /> # create a couple of processes for the<br /> # create a business rules guiding the processes</div>

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