12. The computer-readable medium of claim 9 , wherein the identifying a new decision maker for a particular service further comprises identifying the new decision maker when disputes, exceptions and errors arise, when a decision by the service owner is required, and when defaults are unsatisfactory.
9. A computer-readable medium that is not a transient signal per se, the computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions stored thereon that, when executed, cause a computer system to perform operations comprising: storing data for providing communication services based upon identification of decision makers associated with communication services, the data comprising a user profile and default template identifying a default decision maker for a service; analyzing policy rules and the stored data; identifying a new decision maker for a particular service based upon the analysis of the policy rules and the stored data; determining an order of ownership model for the services selected from a group comprising a single owner, multiple owners with order of priority possibly including veto power for at least some issues, and multiple owners that agree at least on some specified issues; and providing the communication services to the identified new decision maker.