I think they (the dashboard team) were worried that if other teams started building their own dashboard, that'd indicate that the dashboard team wasn't that useful. Which could mean they would get fewer promotions or raises, or might even get fired if bad days came. -- So they wanted ownership of all dashboards, whilst actually building them, was less important. (Is my interpretation.)
The new dashboard team manager, who appeared in the end, seemed to be a bit more "get something done" minded though
The new dashboard team manager, who appeared in the end, seemed to be a bit more "get something done" minded though