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SECURITY COMMITTEE / FUNCTIONAL MODEL PLENARY BREAKOUT MEETINGS NOTES
Meeting Date: September 18, 2014 – Tampa Plenary
Attendees
- List will be documented.
Meeting Notes
- Notes taken by Ryan Galluzzo
- Priorities for the meeting will include discussion of a potential amendment to the FM to support the Health Care committee’s request for a stronger focus on accountability, discuss any framework development plan items, discuss the interaction model, discuss work-planning and timelines.
- The group discussed pilot input which will be provided by participation in the committees as well as through a group of pilots that meet each week and provide input. Colin Soutar and Joe Stuntz are providing.
- The group discussed and approved the amendment to the Functional Model.
- Seetharama presented on his interaction model; there were several suggestions made by members of the committee:
- Relationship to the functional model and requirements should be clarified
- Target audience should be made clearer
- Make it clearer that this could be used to both help generate requirements, communicate them, and refine them
- Adam walked through his presentation on the framework development plan and the strategic plan
- The committee was in agreement that neither plan should impact their priorities
- The committee suggested that there should be an established mechanism for sharing information about requirements development between the committees; this will be a request of the committee presented during the report out this afternoon
- The committee would like input from the framework development plan team on what is meant by “baseline;” the committee should still decide what is in and what is not, but they would like some insight from leadership to help frame their own conversations
- There was a suggestion that benchmarking could be done to try to set the bar for initial requirements—also, what are services doing “post hack” to improve their practices