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BI Sponsorship Role Map – Example

Blog: Biz-Performance, David Brown

BI Sponsorship Role Map – Example

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This is an example of a Change Agent Role Map from a Change Management Plan developed for a Military Organisation.

JAX Change Agent Roles

Change     Management Role   
Description of Role
       
Specific Action/Responsibility
       
Sponsor:
Commander and Vice Commander
           
           
       
Show total commitment and support to pending changes by:
  • Communicating the prioritized major changes to the community
  • Establish lines of communication from the top down to the target population
  • Approve and support the concept, structure, and techniques of managing organizational change
  • Create a synergistic environment
  • Sponsorship cannot be delegated
  • Approve/concur with the functional changes
    • Provide resources
    • Create     acceptance  with the depots
  • Announce the change
  • Legitimize the Change Manager’s role.   
Sustaining Sponsor:
Project Management Team
       
Make available and allocate the appropriate resources to those supporting the change
  • Create policies that are supportive of the pending change
  • Create and sustain a political environment that is supportive and committed
  • Establish     cascading sponsorship (directly passes active support of the project on to sustaining sponsors)   
  • Sustain commitment to change
  • Carry message to the community on an ongoing basis, maintain momentum for change
  • Directly participate in leading implementation actions   
Change Manager:
Designated Project Change Manager
       
  • Provide and maintain feedback with targets and sponsors regarding progress and problems related to the change
  • Educate or make knowledgeable the recipients of change on all levels
  • Promote the maintenance of a synergistic environment for communication of alternate styles
  • Monitor and assess the environment at different stages of change;developing and modifying the implementation plan to meet theneeds and address the barriers
  • Work within parameters set by Sponsor
  • Continuously building and reinforcing sponsorship
  • Apply Change Management to the Depot Maintenance
  • Represent the sustaining sponsors and facilitate change management in the depots
  • Serve as primary point of contact for implementation
Change Advocate:     Middle Management, Shop Floor Supervisors   
  • Make known the actual changes and the impact/benefits
  • Acts as a spokesperson for the change
  • Subject matter expert
  • Support the change
  • Support implementation
  • Be an “opinion leader”
           
       
Change Target:
Shop Floor and Above the Floor Personnel
       
  • Learn how change applies to them and others affected
  • Determine the degree of influence
  • Use synergistic environment to support or resist the change
  • Know expectations
  • Be prepared to support implementation
  • Implement and live with the change
  • Accept and be committed, confident, and ready to change   
       
This is an example of an Organizational Role Map broken down by target groups.

Role Map Example

   
   
This an example of a cascading sponsorship framework that can be used to communicate the sponsorship responsibilities for an Organisation.

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