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Project Nexus Data Management Definition Workshop

The Project Nexus Data Management Definition Workshop held on 18th May 2009 focused on setting the agenda for improving data management practices within the organization. Key topics included introductions, reviewing the Data Management Workshop Definition document, examining initial requirements, implications of DECC’s smart metering announcements, and discussing scenarios and options related to data management. Participants were encouraged to engage openly in discussions, review existing documents, and define next steps for effective collaboration and consensus-building in data management.

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Project Nexus Data Management Definition Workshop

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  1. Project NexusData Management Definition Workshop 18th May 2009

  2. Agenda • Introductions & Project Nexus Background • Scene Setting • Review Data Management Workshop Definition document • Review Project Nexus Initial Requirements Register • Smart Metering Market Models / Implications of DECC’s announcements of 11th May 2009 • Review Data Management Scenarios & Options document • Next Steps • Workshop closure

  3. 1. Project Nexus Background

  4. ‘Potted history’ • GDPCR • Acknowledged need for investment • Services Work Group, led to……. • Consultation • Consultation Conclusions • UNC Topics – PNUNC Workstream • iGT SPA – SPAA considerations • Data Management topics – Data Management Workshops

  5. What and How? • Purposes: • Consensus understanding • Determine preferences • Hub - Flows - Quality • Smart metering implications • Further work required? • Approach and ‘spirit’ • Build on Consultation • xoserve facilitates and helps shape • Open and inclusive – please take the opportunity!

  6. 2. Scene Setting

  7. Scene Setting • A lot to get through and not much time • Consensus approach – noting exceptions • Purpose of today to agree the objectives, scope and approach and not to discuss the Data Management subject matter in any detail • Debate is healthy and encouraged, however ……….

  8. Scene Setting • Consider materiality of comments in the context of the guidance …… • BUT • …….. the documents and their contents must be fit for purpose – so don’t be afraid to raise concerns / make comments

  9. 3. Review Data Management Workshop Definition document

  10. 4. Review Project Nexus Initial Requirements Register

  11. Review Project Nexus Initial Requirements Register • Agree requirements falling within the scope of Data Management Workshops • Confirm that it’s still valid • Better understand the vision underpinning each entry within Data Management scope • Ensure that there’s clarity of meaning regarding the relevant entries

  12. 5. Smart Metering Market Models / Implications of DECC’s announcements of 11th May 2009

  13. Smart Metering Market Models / Implications of DECC’s announcements of 11th May 2009 • Topic of the moment but ….. • …… we’re not here to debate the content or implications in any detail

  14. Smart Metering Market Models / Implications of DECC’s announcements of 11th May 2009 • DECC has now proposed a Smart Metering Market Model • Three models were considered in detail • The Central Communications Model has been proposed • DECC consulting on the proposal • Consultation closes on Friday 3rd August • Implications for Data Management Workshops?

  15. 6. Review Data Management Scenarios & Options document

  16. Review Data Management Scenarios & Options document • Agree terminology and associated definitions; they are a means to an end • Example used to drive the terminology and definitions is deliberately high level • The definitions may evolve • Further define the Data Management Workshops scope and not to discuss the detail behind the Scenarios and Options

  17. 7. Next Steps

  18. Next Steps • Definition and Scenarios and Options documents

  19. Next Steps

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