The focus within this triple-intersection should be on the continuous evaluation of how to “run the business and change the business”.
A sound guide for taking advantage of this triple intersection is a methodology like MoP (Management of Portfolio) released by the
British Office of Government Commerce (OGC).
The triple-intersection provides an outline of the “Blueprint” that a programme according
to the MSP methodology (Management of Successful Programmes, OGC) needs to guide Business Change Managers towards the realisation
of strategic business benefits. This programme blueprint must reflect the strategies and should contain targets according to processes,
organisation, information and technology. Evidently, this is a kind of work handled within, and supported by Business Process Management
(BPM) and Enterprise Architecture (EA).
The identified triple intersection provides also the starting point for developing all company
strategies. As the Value Driver Model© illustrates, all necessary factors are, or should be, presented by the strategic clarification
of mission, vision, value targets and processes, and as a result a logical connection between all company strategies.
The value driver fields “Value Management” and "Balancing" do not only overlap one another as inherent elements within the business
sphere “Business Process Management”. They also constitute a triple intersection together with the value driver field “Line Management”.
This triple intersection within the Value Driver Model© is very important from a strategic perspective as it sets the scene for selecting
and prioritizing strategic development initiatives. The study of Line Management and Value Management at this level is the core of
proper Portfolio Management at strategic level.
