Key
Stakeholders
What they want from you
(Expectations)
Auditor
General
8.
To be transparent in execution of
our mandate
What you need from them that will
enhance execution of your strategy?
Awareness on procedures
To induct Audit sessions
Application of punitive measures
Follow up and feedback
Critical Success Factors
Critical success factor (CSF) is a Management term for an element that is necessary for an
organization to attain its vision. It is a critical factor or activity required for ensuring the
success of an organization. The Ministry of Information and Technology therefore identified
the following factors as critical for the successful implementation of the 2017/18-2021/22
Strategic Plan.
Critical Success Factor
Description
1. Leadership,
Commitment and
Ownership:
In order to achieve what it sets out in this Strategic Plan, MICT needs
to inspire its officials and make them feel valued. This requires a
committed leadership team with leadership styles focusing on
providing guidance, developing mutual trust, motivating, and
inspiring all staff members to have the desire and commitment
necessary to execute the Ministerial Strategic Plan successfully.
2. Teamwork
The implementation of this Strategic Plan, MICT requires a work
culture that values collaboration. It is necessary to create an
environment where staff members, Management understand and
believe that thinking, planning, decisions and actions are better
when done cooperatively and collectively. Staff members,
Management should recognize, and even assimilate, the belief that
“none of them is as good as all of them.” Therefore, teamwork is
required to implement this Strategic Plan.
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