Operating Model

Operating Model

The FTCBiz Operating Model: governance that holds under real-world pressure.

VISUAL FRAMEWORK

The FTCBiz Operating Model (single-threaded accountability)

A repeatable governance and delivery loop that turns in-building connectivity into a managed platform—measurable, auditable, and scalable.

Governance

Single decision path across stakeholders, vendors, and sites—reducing delays, rework, and hidden risk.

Measurement

Operational KPIs and board-level reporting: uptime, coverage, adoption, incident rate, and cost-to-serve.

Repeatability

A scalable playbook for multi-site rollouts—designed for enterprise operators and CIO governance models.

Most programs fail at scale because they rely on individuals and vendor goodwill. FTCBiz installs a repeatable operating cadence and decision model that survives turnover, footprint growth, and vendor change.

The cadence

A predictable executive rhythm that turns connectivity into a managed platform.

Weekly operating sync

Escalations, rollout blockers, vendor performance, and risk decisions.

Monthly executive review

Roadmap progress, budget posture, exceptions, and alignment.

Quarterly board-ready brief

Risk posture, outcomes, and next-quarter capital logic.

Decision rights

We clarify who decides what—so delivery does not stall between functions.

IT

  • Security policy, architecture standards, tooling, identity, segmentation.

Facilities

  • Physical constraints, access windows, construction dependencies.

Security / Compliance

  • Regulatory requirements, public safety, audit posture.

Operations

  • Service levels, experience priorities, business continuity.

How we differ

FTCBiz is not a consultant, MSP, or staffing substitute. It is an executive operating function.

Consultants

Deliver recommendations. FTCBiz owns execution governance and outcomes.
MSPs

Operate tickets. FTCBiz governs architecture, vendors, and lifecycle decisions.
Full‑time executives

High overhead. FTCBiz delivers senior ownership at retainer economics.

If your footprint is growing, the operating model must be institutional.

We can install standards and governance that scale across properties—without slowing delivery.

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