Relationship Disclosure
and Continuity
How TTIC and Medigram relate, and the boundary that governs it.
TTIC and Medigram Are Separate Organizations
The Trustworthy Technology & Innovation Consortium is a non-commercial standards consortium. Medigram is a commercial company. Sherri Douville founded TTIC and chairs it, and is also CEO of Medigram. That overlap is stated here rather than left to be found.
The boundary that governs it: TTIC does not certify, attest to, endorse, or evaluate Medigram. TTIC does not operate a certification program and will not until multiple independently qualified entities exist, because a certification with one qualifying participant would carry no meaning. TTIC publishes definitions and governance frameworks. Any company may implement them. Faculty participation is by nomination.
Continuity
The practice is encoded rather than held. It exists in standards co-authored with others, in a published definitional corpus, in a Taylor & Francis series where the editorship means the work is no longer only hers to write, in the TTIC and AIMed faculty networks, and in the instruments themselves.