It ' s not a greatest hits album . It ' s a greatest artists albumNeil Young , Bob Dylan , Muddy Waters , Eric Clapton , Joni Mitchell , Neil Diamond , Van Morrison and more . <| sep |> Huh , i was pretty sure there is an option for that . And for aim aswell . Or am i remembering this from a different game ? <| sep |> Hi uonethreefour In addition to the above and upvoting . The Service Owner is a counterpart role within IT to the Customer role within the business for a particular Service . It ' s a somewhat strategic role , and functionally , it ' d make sense to invest this role with a Service Manager , BRM or CIO . Whomever is tapped for the Service Owner role would likely also be a PRINCE 2 Project Board candidate as a Senior Supplier for projects the IT PMO is rolling out . So generally , regardless of whether it ' s IT or not , a Process can be treated the exact same way in any organisation . The Process Owner if you consider a RACI matrix is more of an A role . They monitor the Process , assist in determining what measurements are used to measure the process so there ' s a strong interface here with CSI , and make any changes to the Process necessary to improve it . A Process Manager is more of an R or Responsible role . They ' re directly responsible for the daytoday execution of the process and working with Process Practitioners that share responsibilities within certain activities within the process . Their primary focus is to ensure that the specific objective that the process is supposed to achieve from the outputs of the structured activities that constitute the process are indeed achieved . They will focus less on determining what measurements are used to monitor the process and more on the granular task of gathering the data against process metrics , transforming data into information , then analysing to produce knowledge and inform wisdom through evidence based decision making . Process Practitioner This is a role that has one or more responsibilities for a particular activity within the overall set of structured activities that form a process . I ' m aware that I ' ve used jargon in the above , but I ' ve done so intentionally so as to strike a balance between explanation and using the nomenclature as used in the volumes so that you can drill down into the glossary for those particular terms you need to in order to extract their full meaning and boost your understanding .