Dependencies is designed to help you document and manage the various dependencies that exist across your business model. Dependencies represent critical connections between resources, technologies, partners, or processes that must function correctly for your business to operate smoothly. This subpage allows you to systematically record these dependencies, assess their criticality, and monitor their status, helping you anticipate potential issues and take steps to prevent operational disruptions.

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What Goes Into Dependencies?

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• Dependencies represent the critical connections and reliance between various components of your business model. These could include relationships with key partners, reliance on specific technologies, supply chains, internal processes, or external systems that enable your organization to operate effectively and deliver value to customers.

Key components of dependencies include:

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Steps

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Value Proposition Steps (1)

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Components

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There is one primary component:

• Dependencies > Dependencies

And there is 1 related components:

Identifying who the organizational owner of the dependency is, is important for traceability. Also track who has created/or is maintaining dependency records.

• Non Technology Resources
• Organizational > Teams
• Key Partners
• Technology
• Content/Data
• Processes
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• Customer Relationships
• Organizational > People

Dependencies