RE: [public-sector-cloud-discuss] Government SaaS / Papers & marketing

["John Borras" <johnaborras@yahoo.co.uk>]

Neil

He question of partnership is one for OASIS staff to address, but from the
PACR perspective it would be good if/when the TC starts if the author of
this paper could be persuaded to join the TC and contribute the paper under
the OASIS IPR rules.  There's no saying the TC would adopt it unchanged but
it provides some very useful material for discussion and possible inclusion
in the TC output(s).


John


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Subject: [public-sector-cloud-discuss] Government SaaS / Papers & marketing


Hi folks

Here is one more topic suggestion - 'Government SaaS'.

As a means of explaining the topic, pls see the attached paper, which also
highlights another discussion point.

In partnership with the University of Toronto I am launching an academic
Cloud best practices journal. This paper is one of the submissions for
inclusion to this.

You'll see in the paper that the topic encourages a mapping of reference
models and standards to Cloud environments, to achieve Government versions
of SaaS Cloud.

My suggestion is that we could extend this partnership to include OASIS and
publish the journal prior to the event as a means of marketing, and also
after it as a means of follow up. I'm happy to do the leg work for this
since I am already doing it, it is just a question of partnering and
expanding the call out to the speaker networks we are inviting etc

Kind regards,

--
Neil McEvoy
Founder and President
Level 5 Consulting Group
http://L5consulting.net