RE: [oic] Document Interoperability Test Scenarios

[Stephen Peront <stepper@microsoft.com>]

Hi Rob...

These are document scenarios that we will post to the wiki using Dennis' page template.

Following this will be document samples that we are hoping to post to the subversion server. However, since that is not in production yet, we will use the document repository until it is. More on this as we get consensus on the list below and build the collection of sample documents...

Thanks,
-Stephen

-----Original Message-----
From: robert_weir@us.ibm.com [mailto:robert_weir@us.ibm.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 6:57 AM
To: oic@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject: Re: [oic] Document Interoperability Test Scenarios

If these are actually documents, you'll want to post them to the file
repository.  I don't think the Wiki has support for file attachments.
Maybe just Zip them up and post as one package to the repository.

Or are these just scenario descriptions?

-Rob

Stephen Peront <stepper@microsoft.com> wrote on 01/28/2009 08:16:41 PM:

>
> Hi Bart?
>
> As promised, the list below details a set of document test scenarios
> that we believe are a solid representation of the real-world
> documents that exist out there today.  If there are no objections to
> these items, then I will work with Dennis to get them posted to the
> wiki tomorrow/early next week.
>
> Thanks,
> -Stephen
>
>
>
> Presentation
>
> Conference Presentations
>
> Presentations that are highly customized, well polished and
> represent something larger than the particular individual.
>
> Presentation
>
> Informal Presentations
>
> Presentations that are either oriented around informal meetings such
> as internal team meetings ( e.g., a simple agenda slide to team status
).
>
> Presentation
>
> Note Taking
>
> Presentations that are created on the fly and used to capture
> meeting minutes or brainstorming results.
>
> Presentation
>
> Photo Books
>
> Presentations that are photo-heavy and provide simple slide shows
> with photos as the primary content.
>
> Presentation
>
> Pitch Books
>
> Presentations that are very information dense and often used in the
> financial services sector.
>
> Presentation
>
> Sales Presentations
>
> Presentations that are designed to be given to a potential customer
> with the goal of distinguishing the presenter/presenter?s
> organization from the competition.
>
> Presentation
>
> Self-Running
>
> Presentations that are generally used as kiosks ( both interactive
> and not ) as well as self-paced training and education.
>
> Presentation
>
> Signage
>
> Single-slide presentations generally used for creating certificates,
> posters and signs.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Application Add-ins
>
> Spreadsheets that contain code which provides custom functions,
> macros (to automate tasks), or UI to make the user more efficient
> when working with the spreadsheet.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Budgeting
>
> Spreadsheets that are information dense, usually rolling up a
> company?s financial situation through many formulas and relationships.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Data Analysis
>
> Spreadsheets that contain copious amounts of information (often from
> another application, external data sources, or copy/paste) and are
> then used to summarize the information, turning it into data.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Data Interchange
>
> Spreadsheets that are used to convey information from one
> application to another - usually in the form of CSV/TSV.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Data Manipulation
>
> Spreadsheets that consolidate information from various data sources
> (or manual entry) and then clean the data through a series of macros
> or user interaction in order to make it more reliable for
> consumption by other LOB applications
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Financial Statements / Balance Sheets
>
> Spreadsheets that contain an income statement, balance sheet, and
> cash flow statement.  Relatively simple in that they contain Text,
> numbers, formatting, and a few formulas.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Forms and Calculators
>
> Spreadsheets that are used to input data that is later used for
> other LOB systems or for a calculator in the same workbook.  These
> spreadsheets often have very locked down sheets, where the user can
> only select certain options or enter data in certain cells.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Misc
>
> Spreadsheets that are used as a 2 dimensional layout surface (for
> the structure of the grid) in order to build a well laid out document.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Pitch Books
>
> Spreadsheets that are used like a Presentation, generally with one
> "slide" per sheet.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Scheduling
>
> Spreadsheets that are used to track resources and work items for a
> project, often including a Gantt chart of the project timeline using a
grid.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Stochastic Modeling / Simulation
>
> Spreadsheets that are used to perform iterative analysis of/
> prediction of an event taking place in order predict the outcome of
> said event. These spreadsheets that contain information that models
> a real-life system (oil production, factory floor, financial
> vehicles, etc.) to which inputs can be inserted and the results
> analyzed in order to find efficiencies.
>
> Spreadsheet
>
> Tracking Lists
>
> Spreadsheets consisting of a list (or lists) of data, usually
> manually entered into the spreadsheet.
>
> Text
>
> Articles
>
> Documents that contain carefully formatted content intended for
> publication in a magazine/journal.
>
> Text
>
> Books
>
> Documents that are used to compile the manuscript of a book in a
> format ready for publication.
>
> Text
>
> Essays
>
> Documents containing several pages of basic, unformatted text,
> without specific formatting requirements.
>
> Text
>
> Flyers
>
> Documents used as marketing materials ? single page, designed for 6+
> foot readability.
>
> Text
>
> Labels
>
> Documents that contain a page of label templates, which are merged
> with addresses and printed.
>
> Text
>
> Legal Documents
>
> Documents used in legal proceedings ? must conform to a specific
> layout/form, and are typically built over many revisions by many
authors.
>
> Text
>
> Letters
>
> Documents containing plain, unformatted text, intended for personal
> communication.
>
> Text
>
> Meeting Notes
>
> Documents used to capture the results of a meeting? often informal,
> created ad-hoc during the meeting itself.
>
> Text
>
> Memos
>
> Documents used to formally present a small amount of information
> (e.g. an initiative or concept).
>
> Text
>
> Newsletters
>
> Documents containing multiple streams of specially laid out content
> (typically a fixed layout making use of 2D aspects of the page).
>
> Text
>
> Notes / Lists
>
> Documents that are created on demand to store informal information
> (e.g. brainstorming data).
>
> Text
>
> Outlines
>
> Documents that contain an outline of a larger document, but little/
> none of the actual contents.
>
> Text
>
> Proposals
>
> Documents containing a customer proposal, compiled from several
> authors and many sources (spreadsheets, presentations, etc.).
>
> Text
>
> Research Papers / Reports
>
> Documents that are highly technical and conform to a specific layout
> ? common usage of academic features like equations/bibliography.
>
> Text
>
> Resumes
>
> Short, highly structured documents intended to convey information in
> a single page. Formatting is used to customize the structured base.
>
> Text
>
> Structured Documents / Forms
>
> Documents that contain structured content intended to be populated
> from data sources (e.g. a database) or form input from the user.
>
>

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