Questionnaires
tend to be a standard tool for Capacity management maturing exercises with most
organizations providing on-line variants or a standardized set of
questions.
This approach can be very
useful as a starting point but their generic nature tends to mean there are
lots of questions that are irrelevant to particular people or departments.
While
it’s true that most organizations face similar challenges, these challenges can
be caused by different sets of circumstances.
The other issue is language or
jargon, in an ideal world everyone would talk the same language, the reality is
that most organizations still have terminology or processes unique to them and
a questionnaire is unlikely to align with the way things are done within your
world.
Having
said all that, questionnaires are very useful as a facilitator for future
interviews and workshops. They begin the process of getting people to start
thinking along the same lines.
By
providing a selection of “standard” templates, people can begin to understand
what will be required from them or their particular area.
The
next step is the interviews and workshops themselves which I’ll discuss on
Monday.
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Rob
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Principal
Consultant
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