What does owning a problem mean?
Ownership: The owner of a problem is the person most affected, upset, or discontent. Owning a problem does not mean being at fault or being the only one that participates in a solution.
What does it mean by who owns the problem?
Problem ownership is when an issue is reflected upon and analyzed to determine who is upset and who owns the problem in a situation. A solution can be determined based on who owns the problem.
What does it mean to own the issue?
Owning the issue means that your organization is perceived as the “go to” experts on the topic-you may even become equated with the issue-as a result of your experience and the web of significant relationships that you have cultivated around the topic.