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ABPA 模板 09:Operating Model RACI

R = responsible, A = accountable, C = consulted, I = informed.

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AI Operating Model And RACI

Use this to define how the AI product will be governed after the prototype. A good AI solution has owners for data, evals, model changes, incidents, and adoption.

Operating Model Scope

FieldAnswer
AI product / capability
Business process
Operating phasediscovery / pilot / production / scale
Sponsor
Product owner
Architecture owner

Core Workstreams

WorkstreamPurposeLeadCadenceKey artifact
Product and workflowuser value, backlog, workflow fitPRD / roadmap
Data and knowledgesource data, labels, knowledge qualityData Readiness Pack
Model and promptmodel selection, prompt changes, tool behaviorADR / prompt registry
Eval and qualitytest sets, graders, release gatesEval report
Risk and compliancecontrols, audit, policy alignmentAI Control Pack
Platform and integrationAPIs, auth, observability, costArchitecture runbook
Change and adoptiontraining, usage, communicationsAdoption Dashboard

RACI Matrix

R = responsible, A = accountable, C = consulted, I = informed.

ActivitySponsorProductBAArchitectData ownerRisk / complianceEngineeringOperationsFrontline users
Approve business caseARCCCCIII
Define workflow and requirementsIARCCCCCC
Approve data accessICCCA/RCCII
Maintain labels / ground truthICRIA/RCCCC
Approve architecture ADRsICCA/RCCRCI
Approve release gateIARRCCRCI
Review AI risk controlsICCCCA/RCCI
Respond to production incidentIACRCCRRI
Own adoption and trainingIARIICCRC

Governance Cadence

MeetingCadenceAttendeesDecisions madeInputsOutputs
Product triageweeklybacklog priorityuser feedback, metricsupdated roadmap
Eval reviewweekly / biweeklyrelease readinesseval report, failure casesgo / fix / stop
Risk reviewmonthlycontrol changesincident log, audit samplerisk register update
Architecture reviewmonthly / per releaseADR changescost, latency, qualityaccepted ADR
Steering reviewmonthly / quarterlyfunding and scopebusiness case, adoptionexecutive decision

Change Control

Change typeExamplesRequired approvalRequired evidenceRollback plan
Prompt changeinstructions, output formatProduct + Eval ownerregression evalprevious prompt version
Model changeprovider, model versionArchitecture + Productquality, cost, latency reportfallback model
Knowledge changepolicy corpus, SOP versionData owner + Risksource version diffprevious index
Tool permission changenew system actionArchitecture + Riskthreat review, test logdisable tool
Workflow changeapproval step, queue routingProduct + Operationsuser test, metric impactold workflow

Incident Model

SeverityDefinitionResponse timeOwnerRequired action
Sev 1customer harm, regulatory breach, material financial riskstop / disable / notify
Sev 2repeated wrong recommendations or data exposure riskhotfix and review
Sev 3quality degradation or workflow disruptionbacklog fix
Sev 4minor usability issuenormal triage

Capability Maturity

CapabilityLevel 1: ad hocLevel 2: repeatableLevel 3: managedCurrentTarget
Requirements-to-evalnotes onlymapped testsrelease gates
Data governancemanual pullsnamed ownersmonitored freshness
Risk controlschecklistcontrol ownersaudited controls
Observabilitylogs onlydashboardsalerting and response
Adoptiontraining oncefeedback loopadoption experiments

Open Operating Questions

QuestionWhy it mattersOwnerDue date