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attributed utterances — redacted entirely
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mentions inside other people’s material — minimised to “[name removed]”
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claims that would lose all support — 5 keep independent support
Claims that disappear (3)
- DC-2 went into the technical assessment as a named risk with monitoring to be designed around it from day one — Tomas Lindholm’s stated approach: build assuming it fails rather than discover it.
- Tomas Lindholm withdrew his own cutover recommendation in March 2025: he had said a file-size check would catch this class of failure, and it would not have — both files were the size he would have expected. “A file can be the right size and still be the wrong file.” The withdrawn recommendation still sat in the cutover pack, runbook and hypercare plan, because it was written once and copied; nobody went back to take it out of three documents.
- Tomas Lindholm read the spreadsheet regression as a trust event rather than a data-quality one: it will not fix itself by the numbers getting better; what fixes it is time and the planners not being surprised again.
Claims that survive re-cited (5)
- A joint engineering session (held 4 June 2025) produced a permanent-fix plan with a date: 15 September 2025, gated on Acme’s quarterly change window because the fix requires a middleware upgrade on Acme’s side. · 1 surviving receipt
- The 14 March failure meant planners worked all morning on stale stock and about forty lines were over-ordered; two store managers told their regional manager the system did not work, and planners in two pilot stores went back to their own spreadsheets from 15 March. · 2 surviving receipts
- Acme’s RELEX environment is hosted in the EU (West Europe region), and the region is named in Schedule 2 of the agreement. · 1 surviving receipt
- The bakery forecast is a day-level forecast plus a fixed intraday profile derived from historical sales by hour — not a true intraday forecast. Nadia Haddad stated the boundary precisely “because this will be quoted back”; who re-derives the profile when the shape moves was left on the open-items list with no owner. · 2 surviving receipts
- At the ordering-logic design workshop on 12 November 2024, service levels of 98 and 95 were agreed for the pilot cohort — proposed by Tomas Lindholm as a reduction from 99, accepted by Lena Fischer (“Fine. Agreed.”), with the expected effect that inventory falls. · 1 surviving receipt
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Effect on practice question P1 (live preview)
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Erase Tomas Lindholm
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