The Program Management Ad-Hoc group is assigned the responsibility for
development and maintenance of a program management capability within the
Technical Plenary. The program management capability shall include the ability
to provide visibility of the current status of all components of the Work
Program to all participants based on input from the appropriate WG Chair or
Rapporteur.
The work of the Program Management Ad-Hoc group shall take into account the
tasks identified for the Technical Plenary in Article 12 and Articles 28 – 33 of
the Working Procedures Document.
The Program Management Ad-Hoc shall be open to all interested members and
Partners Type 2. Attendance from at least one of the officials (Chair, Vice
Chair, or Convenor) of each Working Group is expected.
The Program Management Ad-Hoc group may use any form of communication and
collaboration adopted by consensus within the group, including face-to-face
meetings and web conferencing.
The objectives of The Program Management Ad-Hoc group are as follows:
1. Support the Technical Plenary (TP) in managing the overall work progress
and coordination of the technical Work Programme and Release management process
as well as related technical projects (e.g. technical
demonstrators) commissioned by the TP.
2. Submit to opening session of TP a list of Milestones concerning Work Items
and deliverables allocated to them as well as related Release data, which are
expected to be achieved according to the Work Programme.
3. Submit to closing session of TP the status of each work item and deliverable
against its projected time-line and its projected time to completion;
4. Maintain Work Programme documentation on the Web Portal.
5. Provide guidance to the TP and WGs on the coordination aspects between
deliverables already in the work program, and/or those proposed as work items,
with specific attention to the inter-relationships and dependencies between work
areas.
6. Manage technical oneM2M projects being commissioned by the Technical Plenary
to the Program Management Ad-Hoc group.