Roles and responsibility

hi all
what is meant by roles and responsibility which has to be given to the basis guy.
how can i define that .
pls help me out
with regards
vbakyaraj

At the project stage Project manager defines the roles and responsibility of each consultant who are working on the project depend on his domain area so that any issues comes then it is easy to catch hold of the responsible person.
Responsibility is having diffrents type e.g, Prime responsibility, Secondary responsiblility, Joint responsibility
As well every one knows what is expected from him on the project.
e.g. Basis consultant's reponsibility
Prime : SAP system should be in running condition.
Secondary : Authorization
Joint : System Performance
ect.
This defination may vary client to clients.

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> I humbly disagree with your explanation of inputs
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Fixed: CBS MUM Corrupt. Total count: 1
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