I think we should go for both! ;-)
By October, I think that we will hae enough of a stable draft, if not an approved spec., to be able to speak authoritatively about the problem areas addressed,
what PMRM provides and even some usage scenarios.
By next year, hopefully, we will be showing how PMRM provides added value – for example, how it should be included in CIPP/IT accreditation and used as a benchmark
for service delivery – the EU’s announcements on new data privacy regulations and today’s While House publication of the “Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights” are both excellent driver for a presentation this Fall…
Cheers,
Peter
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Might it not make more sense to hold off and target the 2013 Summit? Or can we anticipate that we will be in a position to do a substantive PMRM update then?
Stuart
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On Feb 23, 2012, at 4:29 PM, Peter F Brown wrote:
I think a couple of us should submit a proposal, to present PMRM.
Deadline is 16 March; event is 12-12 October in San Jose.
I’m up for this – anyone want to join in on a submission?
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