Re: [ws-tx] Fw: [chairs] OASIS Symposium | TC Involvement

["John Harby" <jharby@gmail.com>]

Sure Ian, no problem. I apologize for not responding to the entire list before - I just clicked reply in haste. I certainly am willing to help out in any fashion with this - if someone else from the TC is attending and wishes to be involved, perhaps we could just work together on some task division.

 

On 1/4/07, Ian Robinson <ian_robinson@uk.ibm.com> wrote:

John, it would be great if you could present our lightening round-up
material. I'm adding that as an agenda item for the next TC telecon to get
a volunteer - if you could mail the wider list or speak up on the telecon
then I think you'll get the job :-). If you also wanted to make a
submission to run a more detailed presentation/tutorial on the WS-Tx
technologies too then please feel free to do that.

Regards,
Ian Robinson




            "John Harby"
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                                      Ian Robinson/UK/IBM@IBMGB
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I am located in San Diego and have already responded to the call for
presenters (I have proposed a session on SOA). I would be happy to help out
in any way for this TC as well.

On 1/4/07, Ian Robinson <ian_robinson@uk.ibm.com> wrote:

Would any TC member be interested in presentating a technology overview
of
WS-Tx at the OASIS symposium? The deadline for submissions is tomorrow,
but
there is still a little time....

In addition, do we have a volunteer (perhaps someone who is planning on
attending anyway) to contribute to the "lightening round-up", summarizing
the technology and status of the TC? This really is "lightening": the
guidelines are 3-4 slides or 2-3 minutes worth of information per TC. The

Jan 5 deadline does not apply to this.

Regards,
Ian
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              "Jane Harnad"
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Dear OASIS TC Chairs:

Happy New Year!

We are sending out a final reminder to all our TCs -- to submit at least
one
presentation, tutorial, and/or panel session for our annual spring OASIS
Symposium on "eBusiness and Open Standards: Understanding the Facts,
Fiction, and Future", 15-20 April 2006 in San Diego, California. All TC
Members are welcome to submit a proposal for the program.  The deadline
was
extended until this Friday - 5 January 2007. Guidelines and submission
details may be found at:
http://www.oasis-open.org/events/symposium/2007/call-for-participation.php
.

TCs are also encouraged to schedule face-to-face (F2F) meetings in
conjunction with the event.  We have taken the time to evaluate all the
feedback from last year (as well as previous years) and have decided to
waive the meeting fee and adjust our offerings. Details on these
adjustments
may be found on the website at:
http://www.oasis-open.org/events/symposium/2007/committee-meetings.php.

In addition to all the above, we're planning several special
"member-related" events at the Symposium. One such event will be our
annual
"OASIS TC Lightning Rounds". As you know, this is a great opportunity to
educate the members on what your TC is accomplishing, find out the status
of
related work, appeal for input, and identify areas for liaison and
development. Each TC should designate one representative to deliver a
short
presentation on the work of the TC. Presentations will be compiled and
posted on the OASIS website for future reference. Similar to last year,
we
are hoping for approximately 3-4 slides or 2-3 minutes worth of compact
status data and pointers per TC.

Standards work is significantly improved by the kind of broad
cross-fertilization that the Symposium facilitates. We do hope you
consider
these great opportunity for we want to emphasize how important
co-location
and community-building is to our work at OASIS. We had a great turnout
last
year and are very hopeful that our co-location option will be even more
positive this year.

As an OASIS Technical Committee Member, your help is needed to:

1. submit a presentation, panel session, and/or tutorial proposal by the
deadline of 5 January

2. discuss the advantages of holding a F2F at the Symposium during your
next
TC meeting

3. reserve TC meeting space using the online form
( http://www.oasis-open.org/events/symposium/2007/committee-meetings.php
),
as soon as possible, so space can be allocated

4. and designate a representative to deliver an update on your TC's work
during our annual TC Lightning Round Sessions

Thank you in advance for your support. We look forward to seeing you all
in
San Diego.

Regards,
Jane

Jane Harnad
Manager of Events
OASIS
jane.harnad@oasis-open.org
+1978-667-5115 ext 214
Office Hours:  Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday