Co-ownership? A dangerous thing, then you often get into the state where nothing happens because they can't all agree or the "its always the other guys fault"
Direct attributable cost to a business entity can work, but sometimes you'll get the "I'm paying for it so just do it" mentality. I tend to like assigning the cost to a single business person and thus any new requirements hit their budget. Steve 2009/10/29 m3poulin <[email protected]> > > > I think I have. I have two major policies for this situation: > 1) business ownership (co-ownership) of the business service > 2) business service cost of ownership > > I have posted the comment to Steve's post in the BLOG at > http://www.ebizq.net/blogs/service_oriented/2009/10/how_to_prevent_doing_wrong_service_easier.php > > - Michael > > >
