Draw up an inventory of practices and a map of players
Managing a collaborative monitoring system
Practical sheet REF: FIC1050 V1
Draw up an inventory of practices and a map of players
Managing a collaborative monitoring system

Author : Aref JDEY

Publication date: November 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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1. Draw up an inventory of practices and a map of players

The system coordinator will have to identify all the practices, both individual and collective, that exist at the level of one department, several departments or services, or within the structure as a whole. This depends in particular on the scale of the system in place.

In addition to practices, we also need to identify the tools used, the frameworks and working methods, and the outputs produced by all stakeholders in terms of deliverables and services.

In addition, specifying the nature of requests, and listing individual and collective needs and expectations, whether one-off or recurring, will enable us to identify areas of overlap and the potential for mutualization.

It also involves identifying the contribution of each stakeholder over time, and in particular that of document services and business units....

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