This website aims to help users write up a role & responsibilities description for positions in IT Operations Management. "Audio" comes from using methods like recording audio to capture job responsibilities and "logiks" refers to the logic of understanding how job responsibilities evolve over time.
The reason to write a role & responsibilities document for an IT Operations role is to show management that a position has accumulated a critical mass of responsibilities that weren't part of the original job description, and that an action or actions are required to address that.
This website will provide content that users can view on topics in IT Operations and IT Infrastructure Management in order for users to benchmark whether positions have evolved from the original job descriptions. There will be links to 3rd party sources, as well as more general job topics, as well as a subscriber area with assistance with documentation.
The help area will be available by subscription with documentation examples and content that users can cut and paste into their their own materials. Subscribers can login to the shared knowledge base to access links to worksheets, guides on organizing content using generative AI and other tools.
Collecting information on an IT Operations position, if you are in that job or you work with someone in that position, will involve understanding the day to day experience and the contributions of that role.
Whereas individuals can put their job responsibilities on their resume/cv, and human resources can review job descriptions and job performance reviews to understand parts of a job role, the person peforming the job has a unique insight into what their job responsibilities have grown to encompass.
Documenting the roles & responsibilities of a job that has grown beyond its initial scope is a great tool to bring more resources into a critical area of the business, while also offering an opportunity to focus on core areas of responsibility, while moving some tasks to other teams.
This website is based in Japan and will focus on presenting information in both Japanese and English, using sources in both. As part of this, different translation services will be used to convert English to Japan. Generative AI tools will also be used to assist in editing and proofing content.