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To eliminate accountability gaps, identify 4-9 core processes from your value chain, assign a single owner to each process, and define numeric KPIs to monitor cross-functional performance and prevent interdepartmental blame.

Process-based governance assigns accountability for cross-functional workflows to specific owners monitored by numeric KPIs. Organizations need it during scaling transitions or when facing interdepartmental coordination issues and deteriorating core metrics.

Assign numeric KPIs by first selecting 4-9 prioritized core processes from your value chain, then designating a single process owner responsible for defining and monitoring these specific metrics to ensure ongoing accountability.

Yes, applying process ownership frameworks is designed specifically for organizations facing interdepartmental coordination issues. It visualizes cross-functional workflows and embeds governance into quarterly cycles to resolve accountability gaps.

The best way to transition toward process-based governance while scaling is to identify 4-9 core processes, assign an owner with numeric KPIs for each, and display the chart in a visible workspace to drive accountability.