1.
How solid and efficient is your workgroup
management system?
2.
How efficient is your business process for
identifying the raisons d’être for
workgroup formation?
3.
How efficient is your business process for
assembling workgroups and commencing their operation?
4.
How competent are managers of these business
processes?
5.
How comprehensive is the list of your workgroups
and their objectives?
6.
How comprehensive is the list of members of your
workgroups?
7.
How well do these lists match the reality?
8.
How comprehensive is your database on your
workgroups?
9.
How worthwhile is each workgroup objective in terms of creating sufficient amount
of financial and aggregate value?
10. Does
each workgroup have the right members with the right competencies, the right
corporate authority and the right ‘support from above’ in the corporate food
chain?
11. How
good are work plans for each workgroup – financial and operational?
12. How
good are operational procedures for each group?
13. How
competent are workgroup managers?
14. How
well are your workgroups managed from inside?
15. How
well are your workgroups supervised from outside?
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