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= Value Model Reference Content =
The LEADing Practice Value Model Reference Content is the result of research, industry expert and academic consensus and agreement.

The Value Way of Modelling is the means by which various practitioners working with value aspects follow in order to define the modelling principles to make an objective assessment of the possible. It provides a uniform and formal description of the models where the value objects and artefacts within one or more different types of models can be portrayed. The value models are a representation that graphically represent and shows the value relationship and the interconnection of specific composed objects and complies with a specific set of rules for what the graphical components mean, and how they are connected to the rest of the business. The key ideal of a value model is that it is a representation, an illustration, of a composition of information intended to represent an aspect of an enterprise (e.g. business, information and/or technology), using a specific set of rules, which express a logic or grammar.

Each practitioner working with value aspects has to be able to translate the “Way of Working” into a “Way of Modelling”, which for the most part include the following:
*Expressiveness: the degree to which a given modelling technique is able to denote the models of any number and kinds of layered domains (business, application and technology).
*Arbitrariness: the degree of freedom one has when decomposing and composing different models on the same domain.
*Suitability: the degree to which a given modelling technique is specifically tailored for a specific kind of wanted output/result.
*Comprehensibility: the ease of how the way of working and way of modelling techniques are understood by participants.
*Coherence: the degree to which the individual sub-models of a way of modelling constitute a whole.
*Completeness: the degree to which all-necessary concepts of the application domains are represented in the way of modelling.
*Efficiency: the degree to which the modelling steps (e.g. LEADing Practice steps) uses resources such as time and people.
*Effectiveness: the degree to which the modelling principles achieve its goals.
*Audit: the degree to which the end results of the models achieve its goals.

Based on already acquired information from the value maps and/or a value matrices, a value model is usually crafted to enable complex information to be used in different disciplines and within this to be communicated more easily to stakeholders, management and leadership. The fully integrated and standardized value artefacts enables the practitioner to work and model with the value objects throughout all the aspects of the enterprise (business, application and technology).

Not only are the objects governed by its semantic relations and connection, also the specified value modelling rules and tasks, which ensure how and where the value artefacts interlink and share common value objects is defined and standardized.

Below are some examples of the Value Model Reference Content:
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|[[Media:Value-Model-Reference-Content-The-Value-Planning-Creation-Realization-Cycle.pdf|The Value Planning & Creation & Realization Cycle]]
|Value Model Reference Content
|LEAD-ES20007BCPG
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|[[Media:Value-Model-Reference-Content-Value-Driver-Generic-Value-Driver-Tree.pdf|Example of a Generic Value Driver Tree]]
|Value Model Reference Content
|LEAD-ES20007BCPG
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|[[Media:Value-Model-Reference-Content-Value-Driver-Tree-for-a-Petroleum-Marketing-Company.pdf|Example Value Driver Tree for a Petroleum Marketing Company]]
|Value Model Reference Content
|LEAD-ES20007BCPG
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|[[Media:Value-Model-Reference-Content-Value-Driver-Tree-for-a-Public-Agency.pdf|Example Value Driver Tree for a Public Agency]]
|Value Model Reference Content
|LEAD-ES20007BCPG
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|[[Media:Value-Model-Reference-Content-Value-Lifecycle-Phases-Steps-SAP.pdf|Value Lifecycle Phases & Steps (SAP)]]
|Value Model Reference Content
|LEAD-ES20007BCPG
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|[[Media:Value-Model-Reference-Content-Value-driven-Process-Modelling.pdf|Value-driven Process Modelling]]
|Value Model Reference Content
|LEAD-ES20007BCPG
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|[[Media:Value-Model-Reference-Content-12-Characteristics-of-Effective-Performance-Drivers.pdf|12 Characteristics of Effective Performance Drivers]]
|Value Model Reference Content
|LEAD-ES20007BCPG
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|[[Media:LEAD-Value-Reference-Framework-Enterprise-Value-Tree.pdf|Value Reference Content Poster]]
|Value Model Reference Content
|LEAD-ES20007BCPG
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