OpenEHR SEC risk register

This wiki page starts the brainstorming process to gather potential risks SEC faces (or is likely to face in the future). The only required column is the risk description, both likelihood and severity, as the potential solution, can be discussed further on.

For likelihood values go from highly unlikely to highly likely (highly unlikely, unlikely, likely, highly likely)

For severity values go from low to severe (low, medium, high, severe)

Risk description

Likelihood

Severity

Planning and control

Comments

Risk description

Likelihood

Severity

Planning and control

Comments

Atlassian rises Jira’s cost

unlikely

low

  • Look for other free alternatives (such as notion)

 

SEC member has to step down

unlikely

medium

  • Ask stepping down member to provide a suitable candidate if the organization or area of expertise becomes underrepresented

 

SEC direction has to step down

unlikely

high

  • organize a process for new SEC direction, with proposal of candidates and formal voting

 

SEC Expert has to step down

unlikely

low

  • Look for new experts if there are no SEC Experts in a given area of expertise

 

WG chair (or co-chair) has to step down

unlikely

medium

  • organize a process for new SEC chair, with proposal of candidates and formal voting

 

SEC members are running out of their time; lack of funding

likely

high

  • allocate protected time

  • time funding

  • discount for openEHR membership fee and/or conference/meeting fees for SEC members

 

Loss of highly specialized expertise on parts of the specifications

likely

high

  • constantly look for new members

  • grow expertise

 

Proposing specifications that are not implementable

unlikely

medium

  • validate specs by having real life implementation before finalizing specifications

 

Reinventing the wheel

unlikely

medium

  • Analyze if new specs or solutions are aligned with other relevant standards and technologies

 

Lose access to UML tooling

unlikely

high

  • Look for other free alternatives or get another license

 

Too many SEC members from a single organization

unlikely

medium

  • Keep SEC members from a single organization limited in number

  • Limit voting SEC members per organization

 

Conformance not finished

likely

high

  • Ask for a reduced conformance

  • Ask board for funding