What document defines the roles and responsibilities in a Guidewire project?

The Shared Responsibility Model is the correct choice for defining roles and responsibilities in a Guidewire project because it explicitly outlines the distribution of tasks and responsibilities between the stakeholders involved in a project. This model emphasizes the shared nature of project duties, highlighting how various teams, such as development, operations, and business stakeholders, work together to achieve the project goals. It fosters a clear understanding of who is responsible for what, ensuring accountability and effective collaboration throughout the project lifecycle.

In contrast, the Collaboration Charter typically focuses more on how teams will work together rather than specifically delineating their roles and responsibilities. The Project Charter is primarily concerned with the overall purpose, objectives, and framework of the project but does not usually provide the granular detail about specific individual roles. The Accountability Framework might address accountability criteria but can be too broad to clearly convey specific responsibilities in a Guidewire context compared to the specificity of the Shared Responsibility Model.