As earlier posted, the E-Business Maturity Model 2.0 recognizes several stages or fases. Organizations can be classified in their e-business development/maturity in these fases:
- initial
e-business chaotic: local initiatives, e-business not part of strategy - repeatable
e-business aware: small central e-business group (usually part of marketing), e-business not part of planning proces - defined
e-business enabled: central e-business strategy and planning, towards a cetralized model - managed
e-business enterprise orientation: e-business part of business unit plans and review cycle, p+l organized - optimizing
e-business extended enterprise: e-business part of corporate strategy, focus on the extended enteprise, towards decentral e-business model
Within each of these maturity levels the E-Business Maturity Model looks at four key areas of the organisation. These are:
- management & organisation
Vision & strategiy
Leadership & commitment
Governance & organisational alignment - processes
E-business processen
E-business Performance management
E-business Cost management - people & culture
Competencies
Culture
Communication - Infrastructuur
IT strategy & vision
IT architecture & infrastructure
Business & IT alignment
Combined, this leads to the E-Business Maturity Model 2.0. This presentation gives the backgrounds and results of the model.
Later more on the backgrounds of the E-Business Maturity Model and an overview of contributing models.
