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=== What is a LEADing Practice Map ===

A LEADing Practice Map is an accurate list and representation of decomposed and/or composed meta objects. A map is often represented in the form of a simple list or a chart laid out in columns in either a document or a spreadsheet. It’s appearance ranges from that of a single list of one object or that of multiple objects across multiple rows within one or more (specific) columns.

The purpose of constructing a LEADing Practice Map is to build an inventory or indexed list of objects that are to be either decomposed or composed for later usage within the business layer, information layer and/or technology layer of an enterprise. It is a powerful yet simple to use tool that allows the practitioner to document large amounts of information in a structured and coherent way.

== Forces & Drivers Map ==

The Performance Map provides you with a detailed overview of identified performances (each identified with a unique name and ID number), performance indicators, monitors, controls, performance expectations, performance drivers, organizational measures, reporting, locations, service measurements, process measurements, system measurements as well as application/system reporting.

[[File:Performance-Map.png|thumb|800px|Example of a Performance Map]]

[[Media:Performance_Map.pdf|Download the Performance Map documentation.]]

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 == Forces & Drivers Map ==
 The Forces & Drivers Map provides you with a detailed overview of identified external and/or internal forces and drivers (each identified with a unique name and ID number), risks, organizational units, areas and groups, and service and process areas and groups.
 [[File:Forces-&-Drivers-Map.png|thumb|800px|Example of a Forces & Drivers Map]]
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+'''Document''': [[Media:Forces_&_Drivers_Map.pdf|Download the Forces & Drivers Map documentation.]]
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