Theory: What is a Business Capability? A business capability is an ability or capacity for a company to deliver value, either to customers or shareholders. Business capabilities are a useful abstraction because they represent the next level of detail beneath the business strategy. A business capability consists of three major components: business processes, people, and physical assets.
Business Capability Modeling: Theory & Practice
Submitted by A-G Magazine on Sun, 08/09/2009 - 7:19pm.
Tagged: Articles, business capability model, Issue 5-7
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