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Archived System CR SCR010203-01EX Detail

As discussed at the December 19 CMP Monthly Systems meeting, to minimize the impacts of a potential work stoppage Qwest is moving the Release Production Date for IMA 13.0 to August 4, 2003. In order to maintain the maximum amount of IMA availability for 10.0 pursuant to previous exception CR request, SCR090302-01EX (Eschelon is requesting that the sunset date of IMA 10.0 be extended).

In order to accommodate this date change this exception requests a new timeline to have SATE available for 15 days prior to the release production date (beginning July 19) for IMA 13.0 Release.

Status History

Project Meetings

January 16, 2003 Excerpt from CMP Systems Meeting Minutes

SCR010203-01EX Exception Request To Change The IMA 13.0 Timeline (Originated by Qwest) Lynn Notarianni/Qwest stated that this CR was mentioned in the December Systems CMP Meeting. This was the situation where, due to a potential work stoppage, the deployment of IMA could fall on the same weekend. Qwest is requesting to move up the deployment, but this would affect the other Exception Request for the extension of the Sunset date of IMA 10.0. So, Qwest is requesting to shorten the timeline of SATE and maintain the extension of IMA 10.0. She continued that during the last meeting, no CLEC stated that they would be moving to IMA 13.0 immediately. Donna Osborne-Miller/AT&T asked if it is only this time that you are suggesting changing this timeline. Lynn Notarianni/Qwest said yes, unless we are in the same position in three years. Donna Osborne-Miller/AT&T asked Regina Mosley (AT&T) if she had any issue with this request. Regina Mosley/AT&T stated that she did not have any issue with the request. Liz Balvin/WorldCom asked Stephanie Prull (McLeod) if she had an 11.0 sunset date exception request. Stephanie Prull/McLeod said yes. Liz Balvin/WorldCom asked if this CR would impact McLeod’s request. Sue Stott/Qwest stated that it doesn’t appear to have any impact, but we will continue to investigate. Lynn Notarianni/Qwest stated that she believes that this requires a unanimous vote. Kit Thomte/Qwest stated that Laurel Nolan (Qwest) would review the exception voting process. Laurel Nolan/Qwest reviewed the voting process and stated that the quorum is 6. She noted that ballots were provided in the packet, for those in the room, and that the forms can be submitted now. Laurel stated that for those on the phone, the votes could be submitted by sending their completed forms via email to cmpcr@qwest.com. Laurel reviewed what a vote of yes would mean, shortening SATE window to 15 days, and that a vote of no would mean that Qwest would not change the timeline. Bonnie Johnson/Eschelon stated that traditionally Qwest let CLECs on the phone cast their vote on the phone and asked if that had changed. Laurel Nolan/Qwest responded yes and stated that per the CMP Document, the votes are taken in writing. Ian Coleman/Allegiance stated that he was dialing up from home and would drop off the bridge in order to submit his vote. He would then re-join the meeting. Judy Schultz/Qwest stated that if Ian was comfortable, that he could state his vote on the phone and he would need to follow it up with his emailed vote via the form. Ian Coleman/Allegiance stated that his vote was yes. Laurel Nolan/Qwest stated that she would calculate the votes, from the room and the emails, and read-out by the end of the meeting the results of the vote.

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