Re: [ST-WP] Our current 'state of play' regarding applying stress tests to a sample selection of our catagorised contingencies for your receipt and action.
Dear CCWG Chairs and Grace, As you all know Steve, late yesterday released on behalf of our WP, a draft for final edit of a document that you requested we have available for the CCWG at this meeting, where a sample set of our identified risk scenarios' were subject to 'stress testing. Please be advised that as of our deadline this morning we received no further edits from the WP team, and therefore we request that you now consider the .PDF distributed to you all late yesterday, as the current 'state of play' for application of these 'stress tests' to our sample set, and we would request that this document be now distributed to the wider CCWG. Additionally, we would particularly like you to note and give to recognise our thanks for the prompt attention and edit contributions to our starting document, that were contributed by our ST-WP members over the last 24 hrs. We would also appreciate your advice on when during this meeting will you wish to discuss or use this WP output, and what if anything you wish our WP to do to facilitate this. Thanks On Feb 7, 2015 10:13 PM, "Steve DelBianco" <sdelbianco@netchoice.org> wrote:
Many thanks for fast feedback today from James Bladel, Samantha Eisner, Malcolm Hutty, Greg Shatan, Tony Holmes, and Cheryl Miller.
Cheryl L-O and I met at 5:45 and reviewed comments and edits received today. Attached are clean v2 and redline from v1. We had to reconcile conflicting edits and did not address every comment made, but are happy to discuss with each of you.
We are now open for further edits, but would need them by Sunday morning if the CCWG chairs ask us to present Stress Testing during Sunday’s CCWG session.
— Steve DelBianco and Cheryl Langdon-Orr
From: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Date: Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 11:20 AM To: "ccwg-accountability4@icann.org", Mathieu Weill, Thomas Rickert, León Felipe Sánchez Ambía, Grace Abuhamad, Brenda Brewer Subject: [ST-WP] 1st take from Steve and I on applying stress tests to a sample selection of our catagorised contingencies for your rapid review and comment ASAP please...
Hi team (et.al.) Steve (bless him as he has done all the heavy lifting here) and I met briefly earlier today to draft up some sample exercises of applying Stress Tests and responding the the questions the CCWG wants to have posed and of course most importantly our charter...
The attached is a start, and I have separated each tabulated exercise so that there is 1 issue per page so we all have lots of room to make comments and contribute edits...
Steve and I believe this (providing as many of the ST-WP as possible can read, and respond as required, as soon as possible) can be a basic contribution from our WP to the upcoming CCWG meeting(s) here in Singapore. So please take a quick look and get back to this distribution list which you should note at this early draft stage does NOT include the full CCWG list...
We would also like to propose that for those of you in Singapore , and able to attend, we take a few minutes to huddle and review this draft before sending to the full CCWG later today... We believe that we can take a small time slot at 1745 to 1800(15) at the seats outside Sophia and Olivia rooms (GNSO and ccNSO meeting rooms). After that I will transfer our updated work to our wiki and of course have a link for a PDF to be able to be downloaded for local view and print etc.,
Then we can forward to the CCWG for further review and discussion
Dear Cheryl, Dear Colleagues, I am very impressed with what you have been able to come up with in such a short time ! This group is starting to create an expectation for very quick, high quality turnarounds ! Your request to discuss this during our work sessions is well noted, and most welcome. We are currently working on an agenda, and will come to you by tonight (SGT) with details about the when and the how. Best Mathieu Le 08/02/2015 09:40, Cheryl Langdon-Orr a écrit :
Dear CCWG Chairs and Grace,
As you all know Steve, late yesterday released on behalf of our WP, a draft for final edit of a document that you requested we have available for the CCWG at this meeting, where a sample set of our identified risk scenarios' were subject to 'stress testing. Please be advised that as of our deadline this morning we received no further edits from the WP team, and therefore we request that you now consider the .PDF distributed to you all late yesterday, as the current 'state of play' for application of these 'stress tests' to our sample set, and we would request that this document be now distributed to the wider CCWG.
Additionally, we would particularly like you to note and give to recognise our thanks for the prompt attention and edit contributions to our starting document, that were contributed by our ST-WP members over the last 24 hrs.
We would also appreciate your advice on when during this meeting will you wish to discuss or use this WP output, and what if anything you wish our WP to do to facilitate this.
Thanks
On Feb 7, 2015 10:13 PM, "Steve DelBianco" <sdelbianco@netchoice.org <mailto:sdelbianco@netchoice.org>> wrote:
Many thanks for fast feedback today from James Bladel, Samantha Eisner, Malcolm Hutty, Greg Shatan, Tony Holmes, and Cheryl Miller.
Cheryl L-O and I met at 5:45 and reviewed comments and edits received today. Attached are clean v2 and redline from v1. We had to reconcile conflicting edits and did not address every comment made, but are happy to discuss with each of you.
We are now open for further edits, but would need them by Sunday morning if the CCWG chairs ask us to present Stress Testing during Sunday’s CCWG session.
— Steve DelBianco and Cheryl Langdon-Orr
From: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Date: Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 11:20 AM To: "ccwg-accountability4@icann.org <mailto:ccwg-accountability4@icann.org>", Mathieu Weill, Thomas Rickert, León Felipe Sánchez Ambía, Grace Abuhamad, Brenda Brewer Subject: [ST-WP] 1st take from Steve and I on applying stress tests to a sample selection of our catagorised contingencies for your rapid review and comment ASAP please...
Hi team (et.al <http://et.al>.) Steve (bless him as he has done all the heavy lifting here) and I met briefly earlier today to draft up some sample exercises of applying Stress Tests and responding the the questions the CCWG wants to have posed and of course most importantly our charter...
The attached is a start, and I have separated each tabulated exercise so that there is 1 issue per page so we all have lots of room to make comments and contribute edits...
Steve and I believe this (providing as many of the ST-WP as possible can read, and respond as required, as soon as possible) can be a basic contribution from our WP to the upcoming CCWG meeting(s) here in Singapore. So please take a quick look and get back to this distribution list which you should note at this early draft stage does NOT include the full CCWG list...
We would also like to propose that for those of you in Singapore , and able to attend, we take a few minutes to huddle and review this draft before sending to the full CCWG later today... We believe that we can take a small time slot at 1745 to 1800(15) at the seats outside Sophia and Olivia rooms (GNSO and ccNSO meeting rooms). After that I will transfer our updated work to our wiki and of course have a link for a PDF to be able to be downloaded for local view and print etc.,
Then we can forward to the CCWG for further review and discussion
-- ***************************** Mathieu WEILL AFNIC - directeur général Tél: +33 1 39 30 83 06 mathieu.weill@afnic.fr Twitter : @mathieuweill *****************************
Thank you Mathieu, I am sure that the ST-WP appreciates the Chairs, recognition of their efforts, and I agree a job well done in short order... We look forward now to hearing from you regarding if and when your agenda requires our input... Regards, On Feb 8, 2015 1:08 PM, "Mathieu Weill" <mathieu.weill@afnic.fr> wrote:
Dear Cheryl, Dear Colleagues,
I am very impressed with what you have been able to come up with in such a short time ! This group is starting to create an expectation for very quick, high quality turnarounds !
Your request to discuss this during our work sessions is well noted, and most welcome. We are currently working on an agenda, and will come to you by tonight (SGT) with details about the when and the how.
Best Mathieu
Le 08/02/2015 09:40, Cheryl Langdon-Orr a écrit :
Dear CCWG Chairs and Grace,
As you all know Steve, late yesterday released on behalf of our WP, a draft for final edit of a document that you requested we have available for the CCWG at this meeting, where a sample set of our identified risk scenarios' were subject to 'stress testing. Please be advised that as of our deadline this morning we received no further edits from the WP team, and therefore we request that you now consider the .PDF distributed to you all late yesterday, as the current 'state of play' for application of these 'stress tests' to our sample set, and we would request that this document be now distributed to the wider CCWG.
Additionally, we would particularly like you to note and give to recognise our thanks for the prompt attention and edit contributions to our starting document, that were contributed by our ST-WP members over the last 24 hrs.
We would also appreciate your advice on when during this meeting will you wish to discuss or use this WP output, and what if anything you wish our WP to do to facilitate this.
Thanks On Feb 7, 2015 10:13 PM, "Steve DelBianco" <sdelbianco@netchoice.org> wrote:
Many thanks for fast feedback today from James Bladel, Samantha Eisner, Malcolm Hutty, Greg Shatan, Tony Holmes, and Cheryl Miller.
Cheryl L-O and I met at 5:45 and reviewed comments and edits received today. Attached are clean v2 and redline from v1. We had to reconcile conflicting edits and did not address every comment made, but are happy to discuss with each of you.
We are now open for further edits, but would need them by Sunday morning if the CCWG chairs ask us to present Stress Testing during Sunday’s CCWG session.
— Steve DelBianco and Cheryl Langdon-Orr
From: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Date: Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 11:20 AM To: "ccwg-accountability4@icann.org", Mathieu Weill, Thomas Rickert, León Felipe Sánchez Ambía, Grace Abuhamad, Brenda Brewer Subject: [ST-WP] 1st take from Steve and I on applying stress tests to a sample selection of our catagorised contingencies for your rapid review and comment ASAP please...
Hi team (et.al.) Steve (bless him as he has done all the heavy lifting here) and I met briefly earlier today to draft up some sample exercises of applying Stress Tests and responding the the questions the CCWG wants to have posed and of course most importantly our charter...
The attached is a start, and I have separated each tabulated exercise so that there is 1 issue per page so we all have lots of room to make comments and contribute edits...
Steve and I believe this (providing as many of the ST-WP as possible can read, and respond as required, as soon as possible) can be a basic contribution from our WP to the upcoming CCWG meeting(s) here in Singapore. So please take a quick look and get back to this distribution list which you should note at this early draft stage does NOT include the full CCWG list...
We would also like to propose that for those of you in Singapore , and able to attend, we take a few minutes to huddle and review this draft before sending to the full CCWG later today... We believe that we can take a small time slot at 1745 to 1800(15) at the seats outside Sophia and Olivia rooms (GNSO and ccNSO meeting rooms). After that I will transfer our updated work to our wiki and of course have a link for a PDF to be able to be downloaded for local view and print etc.,
Then we can forward to the CCWG for further review and discussion
-- ***************************** Mathieu WEILL AFNIC - directeur général Tél: +33 1 39 30 83 06mathieu.weill@afnic.fr Twitter : @mathieuweill *****************************
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