Title Slide: Organization Structure
June Perritt
IBM / Organizational Structure Tiger Team
Background
- From the May Forum
Launched the Organizational Structure Workgroup
- Goals
Define organizational structure requirements
Propose alternatives for the Accessibility Forum that meet these requirements
Conduct a vote of the Forum members
Slide 1: Organizational Structure Workgroup
Jim House (TDI)
June Perritt (IBM)
David Poehlman (American Council of The Blind)
Joy Relton (Unisys)
Mark Urban (National Committee for Information Technology Standards)
Gregg Vanderheiden (Univ. of Wisconsin - TRACE Research & Development
Center)
Accessibility Forum Staff: Ed Reniker, Jack Corley, Phil Rosche
Slide 2: Team recommendations
- Goals of the Forum Structure
- Required Organizational Activities
- Organizational Structure Requirements
- Proposed alternatives
Slide 3: Goals of the Forum Structure
- Achieve broad acceptance of Forum results
- Articulate and resolve issues
- Ensure balance among all stakeholder perspectives
- Encourage member participation
- Enhance success of efforts / quality of efforts
- Promote communication within and across stakeholder
communities
- Develop external awareness
Slide 4: Required Organizational Activities
- Recommend policy and strategic direction
- Provide ongoing management of Forum work efforts
- Perform Forum work efforts
- Enhance interaction among focused stakeholder groups
Slide 5: Organizational Structure Requirements
- Policy and Strategic Leadership
- Project Management
- Project Teams
- Groups with a shared perspective
Slide 6: Presentation of Recommendations
- Ballot to membership
- Balloting period: August 15, 2001 through August 27,
2001
- Three alternatives for consideration
- Results
- 29 votes received
- Distribution of votes:
- Example 1 6
- Example 2 5
- Example 3 17
Slide 7: Discussion