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TPC's Organizational Structure |
| Full Council |
All major decisions are made by the Full Council. Each member company of the TPC has one vote, and a two-thirds vote is required to pass any motion.
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| Steering Committee |
Consists of five representatives, elected annually, from member companies. The Steering Committee is responsible for overseeing TPC administration and support activities and for providing overall direction and recommendations to the Full Council. The Full Council, however, decides all substantive TPC matters.
To expedite the work of the TPC, the Full Council has created two types of subcommittees: standing and technical subcommittees. Standing subcommittees are permanent committees that supervise and manage administrative, public relations and documentation issues for the TPC. The technical subcommittees are formed to develop a benchmark proposal and
maintain and evolve the benchmark after development work is complete.
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| Standing Subcommittees |
- Steering Committee (SC): See description
above.
- Technical Advisory Board (TAB): This subcommittee is tasked with maintaining document and change control over the complex benchmark proposals and methodologies. In addition, the TAB studies issues involving interpretation/compliance of TPC specifications and makes recommendations to the Council.
- Public Relations Committee (PRC): This subcommittee is tasked with promoting the TPC and establishing the TPC benchmarks as industry standards.
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| Technical Subcommittees |
- TPC-C Subcommittee: This subcommittee owns
the TPC-C benchmark, which addresses OLTP
environments.
- TPC-H Subcommittee: This subcommittee
owns the TPC-H benchmark which addresses decision support applications (with complex query models).
- TPC-App Subcommittee: This subcommittee owns
the TPC-App benchmark, which addresses web based
e-commerce environments.
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