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An operating model defines how an organization delivers value. This guide explains its components, purpose, and importance in strategy execution.

Operating margin measures how much profit a company earns from core operations. This guide explains the formula and how to interpret results.

Operating leverage measures how fixed and variable costs influence profit sensitivity. This guide explains the formula and its business implications.

Operating income measures profit from core operations, excluding taxes and interest. This guide explains the formula and its importance.

The operating cycle tracks how long it takes a business to convert inventory into cash. This guide explains the formula, purpose, and implications.

An Operating Agreement outlines how an LLC is owned and governed. This guide explains its importance and the key elements every agreement should include.