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AHI Competencies Collage

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Understanding HI Competencies
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  Macro-roles and Challenges
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  Challenges and Micro-roles
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    Collaboration
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    Understanding of Current Issues
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    Formulation
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    Business Planning
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    Needs Analysis
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    Organizations Situation
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    Organizational Approach
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    Analysis of the Competition
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    Technology Assessment
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    Implementation of Standards
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    Policy Development
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    Value of Systems
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    Budget
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    Procurement of Solutions
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    Re-engineering of Work
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    Implementation of Solutions
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    Day-to-Day Management
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    Management of Others
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    Integration of Multiple Systems
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    Support of Solutions
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    Evaluation of Solution Outcomes
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    Management of Change
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    Public Liaison
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    Continuing Education
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    Ad Hoc Development
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    Utilization of Technology
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    General Day-to-Day
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  Micro-roles and Competencies
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  Competency Categories
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  Macro-roles to Competency Categories
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AHI Challenges and Micro-roles

Development of the Justification For and the Value of Systems

Identification and Documentation of Qualitative and Quantitative Costs (e.g. dollars, disruption, impacts, effort, delay)

Identification and Documentation of Qualitative and Quantitative Benefits

Creation of a Decision-Maker-Compatible Proposal

Presentation of Case to Decision-Makers (broadly construed)