Monitor
“And for some cases, I don’t think we need a full blown auditor,” Javier explained, “but we may need someone to monitor the way we do something. The monitor and the auditor are looking for the same things, but the monitor does not have the authority to delay or stop the activity, only the accountability to report to someone who does have that authority. With this distinction, I can specifically assign the authority that is appropriate. Everyone understands, so no one gets bent out of shape.”
Cross Functional Working Relationships
Excerpt from Outbound Air, Levels of Work in Organizational Structure, soon to be released in softcover and for Kindle.