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Marketing Business Capability Model

A Comprehensive, industry-agnostic, multi-purpose Marketing Management functional area business capability model. Visit: https://www.ciopages.com/store/business-capability-model-for-marketing/


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<strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> for <strong>Marketing</strong><br />

Product Description<br />

<strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> for <strong>Marketing</strong>: A Comprehensive, industry-agnostic, multi-purpose <strong>Marketing</strong> Management<br />

functional area business capability model. Our <strong>Marketing</strong> Management functional business capability model spans all key<br />

areas of marketing and is a hierarchical decomposition of “What” marketing function does.<br />

What are <strong>Business</strong> Capabilities?<br />

<strong>Business</strong> capabilities are defined as<br />

the foundational building blocks or<br />

Rosetta Stone for business and<br />

technology alignment. <strong>Business</strong><br />

Capabilities describe “What” a<br />

business does.<br />

How should I use a <strong>Marketing</strong><br />

<strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong>?<br />

Understanding the core essence of<br />

an enterprise and what it does.<br />

<strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> for <strong>Marketing</strong><br />

What do I get?<br />

A <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> for <strong>Marketing</strong> with ~140 capabilities<br />

Formats:<br />

Alignment between business and<br />

technology with a common<br />

language<br />

Mapping to Applications/Services<br />

to understand the footprint and<br />

coverage<br />

Creating a gap analysis between


Spreadsheet<br />

Word processing document<br />

Presentation Slide<br />

<strong>Capability</strong> Management in a Box<br />

DETAILS<br />

Looking for more? Try our <strong>Capability</strong> Management in a Box…or<br />

rather in a Spreadsheet<br />

Why do we need a <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> for<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong>?<br />

The value of business capabilities is multi-dimensional as they help bridge the<br />

gap between business and IT, help understand the essence of what a business<br />

does, and align development efforts to strategic priorities, which helps evolve<br />

and enhance capabilities.<br />

Ideally, your firm should have a structured and well-defined enterprise business<br />

capability model, and as an integral part a set of <strong>Marketing</strong> capabilities. And<br />

furthermore, for the capability model to the actionable, it should be<br />

decomposed to a slightly granular level of capabilities (Level 3 or 4) for it to be<br />

actionable and to leverage in IT enablement projects.<br />

One of the core functions of an enterprise is <strong>Marketing</strong>. In today’s highly<br />

competitive marketing realm, inbound and outbound marketing, building brand<br />

equity and harnessing social media are of paramount importance. To help with<br />

these objectives, a well-decomposed <strong>Marketing</strong> Management functional<br />

current state and future state<br />

based on <strong>Capability</strong> maturity<br />

Understanding business needs for<br />

IT enablement based on stable<br />

entities<br />

Conducting vendor analysis using<br />

capabilities to compare apples and<br />

apples<br />

Leveraging in M&A to compare<br />

capabilities and their maturity<br />

between two firms<br />

But, our Company is unique – will it<br />

fit us?<br />

Of course, each company is slightly<br />

different in terms of some capabilities<br />

as well as how they are executed.<br />

However, while there may be<br />

divergence at the edges, there is a lot<br />

of convergence at the core between<br />

most firms. The differences may be<br />

in part due to differences in industry,<br />

geography, types of products and<br />

services, and business model.<br />

Furthermore, the relative emphasis of<br />

the key value streams and absence<br />

or presence of specific capabilities


usiness capability model provides visibility and structure for planning.<br />

CIOPages <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> for <strong>Marketing</strong> intends to capture the<br />

detailed view and a nuanced perspective of what marketing does. It includes<br />

the nuts and bolts functional capabilities, as well as emerging and value-add<br />

functions/capabilities.<br />

The <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> for <strong>Marketing</strong> will help provide a jumpstart to<br />

envision a future state, conduct gap analysis, identify capabilities which are<br />

needed/improved, and help focus efforts on capabilities that matter!<br />

What’s a <strong>Marketing</strong> Management <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong><br />

<strong>Model</strong>?<br />

The <strong>Marketing</strong> Management <strong>Business</strong> capability model is decomposed to a<br />

minimum of two levels across the spectrum of <strong>Marketing</strong> Capabilities and<br />

many a time to levels 3 and 4 as well, depending on the granularity and<br />

modularity required.<br />

The capability model is structurally sound, internally coherent and maintains<br />

principles of MECE (mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive), to the most<br />

part.<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> Management <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> – Level 1<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> Strategy and<br />

Planning<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> Execution<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> Resource<br />

Management<br />

and competencies based on your<br />

unique needs may need to be<br />

reflected.<br />

Last but not the least, we don’t expect<br />

our <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> for<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> (or any other model in<br />

fact) to fit you 100%. We expect you<br />

to take this as a straw model or a<br />

base and a springboard to achieve<br />

the level customization and specificity<br />

you desire.<br />

If you need professional services help<br />

to tailor the model to your needs and<br />

capture your firm’s unique essence,<br />

we can help.<br />

Contact Us for Advisory Service details.<br />

When should we buy a <strong>Capability</strong><br />

<strong>Model</strong>?<br />

Anytime is a good time! However,<br />

there are always triggers which may<br />

necessitate a <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong>.<br />

When there is a strategic review of<br />

the function for transformation<br />

When Systems replacement or re-


<strong>Marketing</strong> Compliance<br />

Management<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> and Social<br />

Analytics<br />

architecture is being considered.<br />

When processes are being<br />

considered for re-engineering.<br />

Level 1<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> Strategy and<br />

Planning<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> Execution<br />

Level 2<br />

Advertising<br />

Management<br />

Corporate<br />

Level 3<br />

Creative Strategy and<br />

Positioning<br />

Creative Development<br />

Level 4<br />

Advertising Insertion<br />

Order Management<br />

Advertising Pricing and<br />

When there is an endeavor to<br />

create an enterprise business<br />

architecture and a part of that the<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> function needs to be<br />

represented and included.<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> Resource<br />

Management<br />

Communication<br />

Lead Generation<br />

Ad Inventory<br />

Management<br />

Media Buying<br />

AD Schedule<br />

But, we have a <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong><br />

<strong>Model</strong> already?<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> Compliance<br />

Management<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong> and Social<br />

Analytics<br />

Email Management<br />

Prospect <strong>Marketing</strong><br />

Customer Base<br />

<strong>Marketing</strong><br />

Mobile <strong>Marketing</strong><br />

Ad Campaign<br />

Management<br />

Measurement, Insights,<br />

and Analytics<br />

Management<br />

Ad Distribution<br />

Ad Tracking<br />

Well, in that case, either you can go<br />

with it or if you require validation and<br />

cross-reference, you will still find our<br />

model valuable. After all, the price is<br />

less than the one-hour of the<br />

collective time spent by the combined<br />

brain power assembled in the room.<br />

Digital <strong>Marketing</strong><br />

What is my ROI?<br />

The Value of Time Spent:<br />

Caveats:<br />

Typically, it takes a team of 4-5 to<br />

draft a <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong>:<br />

As the <strong>Capability</strong> <strong>Model</strong> is a digital product, there are absolutely NO Returns.<br />

Depending on your industry, the type of marketing processes, and the scope of the<br />

functional footprint, some of the Capabilities may not be relevant to you.<br />

Product Manager<br />

<strong>Business</strong> Architect


If you are a consultant or a consulting company, there is a different pricing, license, and<br />

terms.<br />

Sold on an as-is basis and no warranties<br />

This sale does not include customization help or support. If you need professional<br />

services assistance, please contact us.<br />

Please review our standard terms of service.<br />

Need Customization Help?<br />

CONTACT US<br />

Enterprise Architect<br />

Functional Experts – 2 or 3 to<br />

represent the broad spectrum of<br />

functional areas.<br />

Now you can multiply the average<br />

hourly cost of the team and the hours<br />

spent and you’ll get the story.<br />

Opportunity Cost:<br />

In addition to the time spent and the<br />

associated costs of drafting routine<br />

Capabilities, you also have an<br />

opportunity cost.<br />

By quickly adding/deleting/modifying<br />

the base set of <strong>Marketing</strong> <strong>Business</strong><br />

Capabilities, it will allow you the luxury<br />

of spending the balance of your<br />

quality time in conceptualizing and<br />

crafting the unique and specific<br />

Capabilities, which capture the core<br />

essence of your company and its<br />

practices, principles, and<br />

perspectives.<br />

Of course, let’s not forget the “Day<br />

Job” each of the SMEs (subject<br />

matter experts) could be doing.


Acceleration:<br />

Instead of spending countless hours<br />

stretched across weeks or months,<br />

you can have a baseline of<br />

Capabilities in a couple of sittings.<br />

That helps you expedite and<br />

accelerate the transformation.

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