Modèle d'expérimentation

Ce qu’il faut couvrir

• Which fields does every experiment proposal form contain, and which may never be left blank?
• How does the proposer show that the signs of success and of early stopping are things we can actually observe?
• Who checks that a form is complete before it goes to a decision, and what happens to an incomplete one?
• Where is the filled-in form kept while the experiment runs, so members can check it against what is happening? (What happens when it ends is its own question.)

Exemples

Every experiment uses one form with these fields: name, proposer, what changes and which documents are affected, what stays the same, start and end date, at least one midpoint check-in, observable signs of success, observable signs that mean we stop early, what triggers rollback and how, who may extend or end it, and a line accepting that it may be suspended in an emergency. The facilitator returns any form with an empty field before it is scheduled for a decision.

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Ce qu’il faut couvrir

• What happens on the end date if nobody has acted?
• What does it take to renew an experiment, and how many times may it be renewed?
• How does a successful experiment become a permanent rule?
• Who records the results in the Learning Log, and by when?

Exemples

An experiment ends on its end date even if nobody acts, and the previous rule applies again from the next day. Keeping it going takes a new proposal and a new Strategic decision before the end date; it can be renewed once, after which it must be adopted as a permanent change or stopped. Within 30 days of the end, the proposer writes the results and what we learned into the Learning Log.

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