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Subject: Re: [ebsoa] Blurb about ebSOA Work (For Interview)
Duane, There's a huge difference between talking to the press and writing documents for OASIS. I'm sure Joe would agree - the text below would probably leave 99% of people outside of our techno-circle clueless as to what is happening and why they even care anyway. Also - remember his readship is GCN - so you have to say something relevant to G2C, B2G and Agencies, Home Security, Public Services, and such. That's why I was suggesting my previous text - to give people a sense of why ebSOA is important to GCN readers....and may be relevant to their IT systems that they work with. Thanks, DW. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Duane Nickull" <dnickull@adobe.com> To: "Chiusano Joseph" <chiusano_joseph@bah.com> Cc: "ebSOA" <ebsoa@lists.oasis-open.org> Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 12:13 PM Subject: Re: [ebsoa] Blurb about ebSOA Work (For Interview) > Joseph: > > I would suggest lifting a sentence or two from our charter document for > the interview. It captures the intent perfectly. Since we have had no > formal meetings since the announcement, we cannot tweak it since that > may not be reflective of the groups consensus. > > How about: > > "The TC is focused on building a modern Service Oriented, Event Driven > Architecture specifically applying the web service paradigm to the arena > of global electronic business. The TC's output will be to reflect > advances in convergence between web services and ebXML stacks and > capture that output in a revision to the ebXML Technical Architecture." > > From our Charter: > > "The TC will: > -- Assess the subsequent and related works noted herein and the > implementation experience of the existing ebXML and Web Services > specifications. > > -- Update the descriptive and normative statements of existing ebXML and > Web Services specifications in an updated Technical Architecture > document(s) to reflect the subsequent approved versions, and the other > developments and implementation experiences described here. > > -- Assess the implement ability and inter operability of the multiple > ebXML and Web Services specifications, provide comments and suggestions > to the TCs managing the individual specifications, and identify gaps or > future work (if any) needed or desirable for useful complete > implementations. > > -- Assess the implement ability and interoperability of other relevant > approved e-business and web services standards with one or more existing > ebXML specifications, provide comments and suggestions (if any) to the > TCs and other panels managing the relevant individual specifications, > and (if the TC elects) provide non-normative examples or suggestions for > useful combinations and extensions of the various specifications. > > -- Adhere to the requirements of the ebXML Requirements Specification > [v1.06] and/or later revisions. > > -- Provide an opportunity for each TC that manages an individual ebXML > and/or Web Service(s) specifications to comment on and correct any > descriptions or characterizations of those specifications before they > are incorporated into any work approved by this TC. > > -- Not publish normative public guidance about an existing ebXML > specification that contradicts the approved text. Suggestions for > change or extension should be welcome and recorded, but expressed in a > manner that does not undermine the approved specifications as the > primary source of ebXML technical guidance." > > Duane > > > Chiusano Joseph wrote: > > >All, > > > >I am being interviewed by GCN (Government Computer News) next Wed. for a > >dedicated Q&A session on Web Services standards. The article will have a > >circulation of about 100,000 subscribers, plus the online audience. > > > >I would like, if the opportunity areas during the interview, to include > >a blurb about the work that our TC will be doing. So I ask: If you could > >feed a reporter one or 2 sentences about this work, what would they be? > > > >Thanks in advance! > > > > > > -- > Senior Standards Strategist > Adobe Systems, Inc. > http://www.adobe.com > > > >
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