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Should the CIO be responsible/accountable for Enterprise Architecture?
While Enterprise Architecture impacts the whole enterprise but is enabled through IT. Should the CIO then be responsible/accountable?
 
 
Sanjog Aul
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Quality and Continuous Improvement
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It needs to be a mix of the 2. If I have to derive meaning out of how the 2 may differ slightly in their execution approach – the operational adjustments would be primarily driven top down whereby there will be some operational KPI’s identified and some mandates communicated. On the other hand cultural transformation is more of a bottom’s up where you need the colleagues to be engaged more than ever before to ensure the changes/transformation sticks. The difference on the above 2 extremes is one will give you “Compliance” and the other will give you “Commitment”. You need a balance where you have a higher % of Commitment than Complaince – maybe 80/20 and you build upon it.
Last replied by Shailesh Grover on Friday, 01 July 2011
Shailesh Grover
There is generally a lot of confusion at all levels about quality. Colleagues seem to convey a good understanding of what it means - but find it almost impossible to make it practical. They struggle to embed it in their day to day working... Thoughts?
Sanjog AulSanjog Aul on Tuesday, 24 August 2010 19:31

Is it possible that those colleagues either don't believe in its value or don't know how to implement it? How about holding their hands for a bit till they see what it can do for them and the world around them?

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