Re: [icom] External stakeholders who should be notified of the publicreview of the Committee specification Draft

[Peter Yim <peter.yim@cim3.com>]

I would recommend announcing our ICOM committee draft spec to the
ONTOLOG (aka "Ontolog Forum) community, whom we have been having a
collaborative relationship.

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ONTOLOG

Home page http://ontolog.cim3.net/wiki

Mailing list [ontolog-forum] - http://ontolog.cim3.net/forum/ontolog-forum/

Relevance to ICOM: ONTOLOG (a.k.a. "Ontolog Forum") is an open,
international, virtual community of practice devoted to advancing the
field of ontology, ontological engineering and semantic technology,
and advocating their adoption into mainstream applications and
international standards. It has about 800 members, a broader reach to
about 2000 in its extended community, with a site with a
body-of-knowledge that gets more than 400 thousand hits a month.
//

Thanks & regards.  =ppy

Peter Yim

Member, OASIS ICOM TC
&
Co-convener, ONTOLOG
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On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 9:21 AM, Eric Chan <eric.s.chan@oracle.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>
>
> As part of the procedure for Public Review of Committee specification Draft,
> I am identifying a list of external stakeholders who should be notified of
> the review. Please add your recommendations by responding to this message
> thread.
>
>
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> OMG TC for Case Management Process Modeling (CMPM) RFP,
>
> Home page http://www.omg.org/techprocess/meetings/schedule/CMPM.html
>
> Mailing list   bmi@omg.org
>
> Relation to ICOM: Case management inherently carries with it fluidity of
> structure in an ad-hoc  manner. A common component in systems that provide
> case management is the  electronic case folder or case file. It acts as a
> single container for all of  the processes, tasks, data, and documents for
> the case. The notion of a shared  case file, as opposed to a routed process
> instance, gives case management the  flavor of team collaboration as well.
> [Quoted from http://www.bpmncase.com/]
>
>
>
> Unified Communication Interoperability Forum (UCIF)
>
> Home page  http://ucif.org/Home.aspx
>
> Mailing list  TBD
>
> Relation to ICOM: Unified Communications (UC) enables users to reach and
> collaborate more timely with remote and mobile co-workers, decision makers,
> and customers, improving productivity and efficiency, resulting in better
> communication and faster decision-making. UC creates the opportunity to
> experience these benefits through the integration of real-time
> communications services including: Video & Audio Conferencing, Scheduling,
> Whiteboards, Presence/IM, Unified Messaging, VoIP providing, P2P voice, PSTN
> termination/origination. [Quoted from
> http://ucif.org/Technology/Overview.aspx]
>
>
>
> The Sakai Foundation
>
> Home page http://sakaiproject.org/
>
> Mailing list TBD
>
> Relation to ICOM: Over 350 educational organizations use Sakai as a learning
> management system, research collaboration system, and ePortfolio solution.
> Teachers and learners connect and collaborate to share knowledge. Partners
> collaborate on research projects, and share discoveries with learners. A
> range of groups seeks more effective interactions through a collaboration
> platform. Learners showcase work, instructors capture progress, institutions
> gain evidence. Supports Announcements, Calendar, Chat, Discussion Forum,
> Email Archive, Glossary, News, Resources, Site Roster, Web Page, Wiki.
>  [Quoted from http://sakaiproject.org/sakai-cle,
> http://sakaiproject.org/project-collaboration]
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric