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The client wants more flexibility while the team wants sign-off. Do you change the delivery model now?

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OpenLedger

The client wants more flexibility while the team wants sign-off. Do you change the delivery model now?

Decision owner：CEO / delivery owner

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What you are being asked to decideThe visible dispute was milestone acceptance versus a time-boxed sprint.
Cost of getting it wrongYou may change process without fixing who can accept work—so revisions and conflict continue.
Marcus · DecisionThe visible choice between milestones and sprints is premature.
Evelyn · Evidence & riskThe thread contains requests, but no shared acceptance rule or named approver.
Sofia · Stakeholder impactChanging process without authority merely moves the conflict into the next cycle.
Minerva Team's provisional judgmentBoth options fail until someone has final acceptance authority and a shared definition of done.

Name the final accepter and one testable stage outcome before the pilot.

The question only you can resolveWho has final authority to say this stage is done?
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What would reverse itIf the client cannot name an accepter, make that governance decision the first deliverable.

Official public sourceMinerva University · Tatiana Tylosky / OpenLedger

Analysis work receipt

1official source7model calls10/10decision checks131.5actual runtime

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