Re: [egov-ms] INTERNATIONAL CLOUD SYMPOSIUM 2011 - FINAL REPORT

[Tony Rutkowski <tony@yaanatech.com>]

Thanks Colin.  I'd be pleased to send the set
to Andy or anyone else.  Just send me a private
email.  OASIS has a formal collaborative
relationship with ITU-T, so it also can access
and provide the documents.

Actually, the ITU-T in the 1970s began to attract
information system and internet providers/vendors,
and today they constitute the preponderance of
participants in many countries, especially the U.S.
Recall that XML's predecessor ASN.1 (and still used
in many infrastructures) was a product of ITU-T

Anyhow, most governments facilitate easy availability
of TIES accounts.  A handy URL is the ITU's Global
Directory with which you can query for government
contacts and members in any country or international
organization:
http://www.itu.int/GlobalDirectory/search.html

--tony

On 11/3/2011 6:52 PM, Colin Wallis wrote:
> Not speaking for Tony but.....yes, correct Andy.
> You need what is called a TIES account until such time as it's available on the public pages of ITU-T's website, but I am not sure what that process is.  There is some there but at first glance it is not all of this yet.
> http://www.itu.int/TIES.
> The extent to which that is available to other folks I'm not sure. Telco operators and Governments are given a relatively easy run with respect to getting Ties accounts :-)but I'm not sure what the position is outside of those domains.