SOA-RM translation

[James Bryce Clark <jamie.clark@oasis-open.org>]

   Dear Sr Bueno:  Thank you for your offer.  We would be delighted to have your assistance and help make the translation more broadly available.  
   If you can provide a URI or a copy of your document, I believe that several of the SOA-RM Technical Committee members would be happy to read your work in Portuguese, and, if they have questions, offer comments to you, as assistance.
   I believe the committee's work on the Reference Model v1.0 is nearly finished.  You may wish to confirm that the version you have used is the final and most current one.  
   For publication of the final document, we use a specific policy for these matters, which can be found at [1].  I believe it can be explained in this way:  The translation should remain owned by you, and give you credit as author.  The finished document should remain posted at a website under your control (or perhaps the Universidade).  If we have your permission to post it, and the document attaches the notices that our policy requires, then we would be happy to post links to it, and bring it to the attention of our global community.  The required notices are used to state to readers the source of the translation, and the location where the original approved copy is available.
    We agree that the OASIS SOA-RM TC has provided a very useful resource.  We are very pleased to hear that their work is useful as a reference for the Universidade as well, and I know that the committee members also are pleased.  
    We would be happy to hear of your future progress in working on SOA and e-commerce activities.   

Kind regards  Jamie Clark

~  James Bryce Clark
~  Director of Standards Development
~  OASIS
~  http://www.oasis-open.org/who/staff.php#clark

[1] http://www.oasis-open.org/about/translation_policy.php

> From: Jésus Franco Bueno 
> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 2:11 PM
> To: Duane Nickull; Matt MacKenzie; Frank McCabe
> Cc: Pedro Luiz Pizzigatti Correa 
> Subject: SOA Reference Model
>
> Dear Sirs,
> I am a PhD student in Electrical Engineering from Escola Politécnica 
> at Universidade de São Paulo in Brazil.
> Some colleague and I translated your SOA Reference Model in a 
> postgraduate discipline here taught by Professor Pedro Luiz 
> Pizzigati Correa.
>  
> Now Prof. Correa is proposing that we work together with OASIS to 
> develop a version translated into Brazilian Portuguese to be adopted
> as class material in the course. This is because he considered the 
> translation to be very good, as SOA is gaining market share, we 
> would like to define a SOA common vocabulary in our language for 
> undergraduate and postgraduate disciplines in Electrical Engineering 
> at our university.
>  
> Therefore I would like to have your approval and receive proposals.
>  
> Regards,
> Jésus Franco Bueno