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  • Member projects are collaborative projects leading to the enhancement of Code + Frameworks best practices and standards.  
  • Catalysts bring innovation to life. They are rapid-fire proof-of-concept projects for co-creating innovative solutions to significant industry challenges. 
    • The work of Catalysts impacts multiple vertical markets and connecting ecosystems. 

What are the roles within a Project?

Project ChairThis individual or group of individuals is responsible for planning, executing, and promoting a project's activities. 
Project Co-ChairThis individual or group of individuals is responsible for planning, executing, and promoting a project's activities. 
Author This individual or group of individuals is responsible for contributing a high volume of original material which forms the asset/artefact being produced as part of the project.
EditorThis individual or group of individuals is responsible for ensuring that the content being produced is accurate, of the highest quality and formatted professionally. 
Key ContributorThis individual or group of individuals has contributed a high volume of key points and content which, if removed, would impact the value, quality and validity of the asset/artefact being produced.  
Additional InputThis individual or group of individuals has contributed key point(s) and content which has contributed valuable additional content to the asset/artefact being produced.
ReviewerThis individual or group of individuals has formally reviewed and corrected all, or a section, of the asset/artefact being produced.


How do I join a Project?

  • Follow the instructions in 'Joining a Project'
  • To maximize the value of participating in a project, we recommend that you also attend TM Forum Action Week, where teams meet face-to-face to kick off and advance deliverables.  While many tools have made remote collaboration possible, nothing beats face-to-face!

How do I leave a

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Project?

The ability to resign from a project is available.  Simply click to the project home and click the RESIGN button to leave the project.  You will no longer have access to the project and will no longer receive automated emails regarding the project. 

What is the commitment when I join a

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Project?

The commitment when you join a project depends on your role.  Several types of participation roles exist and are outlined below:

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  • Develop collaborative solutions following the developed charter and in line with the Collaboration process
  • Participate actively in sprint activities
  • Join weekly project calls
  • Complete tasks as agreed with the team or workstream leader
  • Seek out expert resources to help as required
  • Review all outputs from the team and provide quality, timely feedback 
  • Participate in validation activities; these may be online or face to face
  • Monitor Collaboration Events & Activities page for all the latest review activities 
  • Participate in validation activities. These may be online or face to face
  • Attend team action week
  • Monitor Collaboration Events & Activities page for all the latest review activities 
  • Invite new people to the projects 
  • Promote deliverables  
  • Actively utilize the tools provided to ensure projects work agile (be empowered to self-serve) 

Can I start a new

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Project?

  • Any TM Forum member can suggest a project or propose an idea for a project. 
  • The best way to do that is to find the related forum, the one most likely to include people who would be interested in your idea and that community's leader, or post your idea as a new discussion. 
  • You will need at minimum one service provider and three participating companies (vendors, software companies, etc.) to join. When you have gathered support for the new project, develop and submit a Project Charter for approval.

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