LPM is built on Systems Thinking, which teaches that:

“Not all actions have equal impact – some points in a system are more leveraged than others.”

A leverage point is a place in the portfolio system where:

A small adjustment (like funding model, governance policy, or prioritization logic) creates a large improvement in speed, or alignment across Value Streams.

Example: Shifting from project-based funding to Value Stream funding is a leverage point – it removes bottlenecks, improves alignment, and speeds up delivery across the enterprise.

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