Decisions Summary of outcome and achievements resulting from the first alignment workshop Peter Rådahl www.europeanspallationsource.se 2016-08-30.

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Decisions Summary of outcome and achievements resulting from the first alignment workshop Peter Rådahl www.europeanspallationsource.se 2016-08-30

Summary of Issues and recommendations Communicating Decisions Webpage with agenda, MoM and decision for each decision making body. Delegating Decisions Delegate authority to lower levels for approving cost impacts between projects. Parochial Decisions The recognition of what is best for ESS will require a good deal of listening and understanding of the counterparts’ needs from both sides. All parties must trust and respect one another. Prioritizing Decisions Establish and clearly communicate which is most important: Schedule, Cost or Scope. Recognize that cost and schedule are linked Clarify decision making Establish and clearly communicate mandates and how decisions are made at the different meetings: Chairman/Unanimous/Majority

Recommendation-Next steps Communicating decisions Identify decision bodies (EMT, ETB, CCB) Access meeting logs from an ESS central web page Coordinate with “meetings” group Propose Q division to take the action to carry it forward Delegating decisions Division heads acknowledge a mandate to delegate cost authority to WPMs Coordinate with “Roles & Responsibilities” group

Outcome on ETB 2015-09-11

Progress after the ETB meeting The decision group has not continued after the ETB meeting Some relfections Web-page with structured content established for CCB and ETB established but not for EMT. Other important decision should be treated in the same way and not to only use the intranet (examples: processes, rules)

Decisions 1st Alignment workshop Members: Lennart Stenman, Peter Rådahl, Magnus Eneroth, Mats Lindroos, Eric Pitcher, Shane Kennedy 2015-06-26 www.europeanspallationsource.se

Communicating Decisions Issue: Decisions are not clearly communicated nor broadly disseminated to the affected organizations.  Recommendation: Each decision making body maintains a web site accessible by all ESS staff where the following items are posted: Agenda Meeting minutes Decision log

Delegating Decisions Issue: Many design decisions have relatively small cost impacts and yet are brought to Programme CCB because they impact across projects. Case in point: “chamfers in stubs” action approved at the 2015-01-29 CCB meeting with a cost impact to CF of 50k€. Smaller cost items such as this can be promptly and effectively dealt with at a lower working level if authority were delegated. Recommendation: Delegate authority to lower levels for approving cost impacts between projects. This can be done by allocating contingency downward, i.e., do not hold all contingency at the highest level. Implement a log to be visual and finally stamped on the appropriate level.

Parochial Decisions Issue: Positions on issues are based on parochial interests rather than what is “best for ESS.” Recommendation: The recognition of what is best for ESS will require a good deal of listening and understanding of the counterparts’ needs from both sides. All parties must trust and respect one another.

Prioritizing Decisions Issue: No clear priority between cost, schedule and scope in making decisions. Recommendation: Establish and clearly communicate which is most important: Schedule Cost Scope Recognize that cost and schedule are linked

Clarify decision making Issue: Not clear how decisions are made in different meetings and what mandate the meeting has. Recommendation: Establish and clearly communicate mandates and how decisions are made at the different meetings. Chairman Unanimous Majority

Next steps Communicating decisions Identify decision bodies (EMT, ETB, CCB) Access meeting logs from an ESS central web page Coordinate with “meetings” group Propose Q div to take the action to carry it forward Delegating decisions Division heads acknowledge a mandate to delegate cost authority to WPMs Coordinate with “Roles & Responsibilities” group