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29 October 2025

Center-led | The Goldilocks of operating models

Operating models can be trendy, evolving as companies try to keep up with market dynamics and disruptive forces. These models may also require changes in organizational structures to align with the broader business transformation. The pendulum swings between centralized and decentralized decision-making. However, a center-led model strikes a balance between centralization and decentralization by enabling the business to appropriately locate decision-making roles throughout a global organization with periodic adjustments. Learn more in this EY article, attached below.

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