STRUCTURE

 

The Structure of the Business System is part of the Positional Field of the business, at a tactical level.

It is composed by the Actors and the Values they process and/or exchange.

 

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Actors 

The Bm2 defines 3 categories of Actors, based on their relation with the Values in the Business System:

- Value Manager: The Value Manager is the organization, central actor of the Business System and composed by several Divisions.

- Value Sources: Actors playing the role of transaction counterparts for the Organization, providing (non-cash) value to it.

- Value Targets: Actors playing the role of transaction counterparts for the Organization, receiving (non-cash) value from it.

These 3 categories define roles of economic entities in the Business System, not their nature: the same economic entity can be at the same time a Value Source and a Value Target.

 

Values

The Bm2 defines 3 categories of Values, based on their functions in the Business System:

- Operational Value: The Operational Value is consumed, incorporated or exploited by each business process.

- Target Value: The Target Value is delivered to the Targets.

- Financial Value: The Financial Value is the monetary part in some transactions.

 

 

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