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T3F - Transitional Technical Task Force | T3F - Transitional Technical Task Force | ||
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Tuesday Jan 30, 2007 12:00 PM (US Eastern Time, GMT -5) | Tuesday Jan 30, 2007 12:00 PM (US Eastern Time, GMT -5) | ||
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− | + | Beeler, Blobel, Buitendijk, Lorenzi, McCay, Parker | |
− | + | =Prior Homework= | |
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− | Beeler, Blobel, Buitendijk | ||
− | =Homework= | ||
Review/update working items as: | Review/update working items as: | ||
*Review description of Technical Directorate from Strategic Task Force Documentation (http://www.hl7.org/rwj/documentcenter/Strategic%20Initiatives%20Recommendations%207-26-06.doc) | *Review description of Technical Directorate from Strategic Task Force Documentation (http://www.hl7.org/rwj/documentcenter/Strategic%20Initiatives%20Recommendations%207-26-06.doc) | ||
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*[[CM_comments_on_TD_definition_from_Strategic_Recommendations]] | *[[CM_comments_on_TD_definition_from_Strategic_Recommendations]] | ||
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#''(05 min)'' Roll Call & Accept agenda | #''(05 min)'' Roll Call & Accept agenda | ||
#''(25 min)'' Core Challenges | #''(25 min)'' Core Challenges | ||
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#''(10 min)''Architecture | #''(10 min)''Architecture | ||
#'' (10 min) ''Document List | #'' (10 min) ''Document List | ||
+ | =Core Challenges, particularly TD role & Organization= | ||
+ | Whole meeting was devoted to discussion of this topic using two additional documents submitted by Lorenzi and Parker. | ||
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+ | Virginia Lorenzi had assembled a [http://www.hl7.org/documentcenter/public/wg/t3f/general/Organizational%20Charts%20for%20Discussion.ppt '''Power point of Charts'''] that she prepared to reflect the TD relationships as they were expressed in either other charts or textual descriptions from th SI effort. These included: | ||
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+ | *'''Simplified version of chart produced by ORC''' - Discussed why ARB, Cross-domain and PMO were separate from TD. Presume this is because it was felt that these were Board interests that were separable from TD. | ||
+ | *'''TD as presented by graphically by the consultants''' - Notes: PMO is part of TD; No overt resolution group (including ARB); Production (Ed, Tooling, Pubs added) and "Product Management" above the three areas. | ||
+ | *:(Some discussion of what "Product" Management is (person, group, subset of TC chairs, etc.)) | ||
+ | *:In narrative, as noted, the Chairs of the three TC boxes are part of TD. | ||
+ | *'''Composition of TD, as presented in the consultants text''' - Suggests a good bit of "power" to CTO. However, the essence of the TD is to get and keep the organization moving forward in a coordinated fashion. | ||
+ | *:Discussion of the CTO as a paid vs a volunteer position. | ||
+ | *:*Pros - Full attention to the problem; | ||
+ | *:*Cons - subsumes an influential position that volunteer leaders might aspire to and desire. | ||
+ | *'''Revised SI diagram based on feedback from Board and others''' - Notes: One worrisome feature is the "final authority" designation of the CTO. Note also, it includes the notion of a TSC. | ||
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=[[T3F Agenda item list|Agenda item list (our sand box for future meetings)]]= | =[[T3F Agenda item list|Agenda item list (our sand box for future meetings)]]= | ||
=[[T3F Action item list|Click for T3F Action Item List]]= | =[[T3F Action item list|Click for T3F Action Item List]]= |
Revision as of 16:53, 2 February 2007
T3F - Transitional Technical Task Force
Tuesday Jan 30, 2007 12:00 PM (US Eastern Time, GMT -5)
Contents
Present
Beeler, Blobel, Buitendijk, Lorenzi, McCay, Parker
Prior Homework
Review/update working items as:
- Review description of Technical Directorate from Strategic Task Force Documentation (http://www.hl7.org/rwj/documentcenter/Strategic%20Initiatives%20Recommendations%207-26-06.doc)
- An alternative description which may be more relevant and up to date is posted under the Governance page at: http://www.hl7.org/documentcenter/public/wg/sito/SIIP%20Transition%20View%20of%20Org%20Model%20(3).doc
- CM_comments_on_TD_definition_from_Strategic_Recommendations
Accepted Agenda
- (05 min) Roll Call & Accept agenda
- (25 min) Core Challenges
- TD Organization, What is TD
- (10 min)Architecture
- (10 min) Document List
Core Challenges, particularly TD role & Organization
Whole meeting was devoted to discussion of this topic using two additional documents submitted by Lorenzi and Parker.
Virginia Lorenzi had assembled a Power point of Charts that she prepared to reflect the TD relationships as they were expressed in either other charts or textual descriptions from th SI effort. These included:
- Simplified version of chart produced by ORC - Discussed why ARB, Cross-domain and PMO were separate from TD. Presume this is because it was felt that these were Board interests that were separable from TD.
- TD as presented by graphically by the consultants - Notes: PMO is part of TD; No overt resolution group (including ARB); Production (Ed, Tooling, Pubs added) and "Product Management" above the three areas.
- (Some discussion of what "Product" Management is (person, group, subset of TC chairs, etc.))
- In narrative, as noted, the Chairs of the three TC boxes are part of TD.
- Composition of TD, as presented in the consultants text - Suggests a good bit of "power" to CTO. However, the essence of the TD is to get and keep the organization moving forward in a coordinated fashion.
- Discussion of the CTO as a paid vs a volunteer position.
- Pros - Full attention to the problem;
- Cons - subsumes an influential position that volunteer leaders might aspire to and desire.
- Discussion of the CTO as a paid vs a volunteer position.
- Revised SI diagram based on feedback from Board and others - Notes: One worrisome feature is the "final authority" designation of the CTO. Note also, it includes the notion of a TSC.