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Subject: [regrep] Solving Real Enduser Problems (Was Re: [regrep] Booz Allen Hamilton paper online)
We have been working on XML witchcraft and found it is superior to all other standards :-) On 10/21/2003, "Chiusano Joseph" <chiusano_joseph@bah.com> wrote: >Revisiting a 6-month-old e-mail that David Webber sent back in April... > >Are we any closer now to David's vision than we were back then? > >Kind Regards, >Joe > >David RR Webber - XML ebusiness wrote: >> >> Teams, >> >> Applying some rather brutal marketplace observations here - customers >> could not careless either way - to them - its just a webpage thru a portal >> to information. >> >> They could not careless if it is ebXML, UDDI, FAX group 4, XML-witchcraft >> or similar. >> >> So the sooner we realize that the bigger challenge is getting ANY real >> marketplace implementations on a large scale that solve REAL enduser >> problems - and I'm talking about widespread use of classifications and >> ability to traverse and discover information - rather than limited >> experiments - >> and user communities proactively working with registries to dynamically >> grow uses - the sooner we collectively together move this whole >> elephant forward - then that is the measure that I'm looking for. >> >> Frankly - its long overdue time - to stop thinking about separate items >> of technology here - that customers can just turn away from as yet >> another example of marketplace confusion - should I buy the >> light-grey one or the dark-gray one? >> >> It's one boat - and we're all in it - so we'd better start figuring out >> which directions to row in, and row collaboratively. >> >> We're hardly a good example of what we are preaching, eh? >> >> I think the engine should be in the front; no, it should be in the >> back; no it has to go in the middle; will someone please define >> an engine? Are we building a car, a boat or an aircraft? >> >> If we could agree on key functionality that endusers need from >> registries - the top 5 list - then combine resources to show >> how to deliver those for the top 5 business use cases, using >> combined OASIS Registry technologies - then we might >> ctually surprise ourselves, no? >> >> DW. >> ========================================================== >> Message text written by "Patil, Sanjaykumar" >> > >> I think the article implicitly acknowledges your observation, as the very >> first item under the "Interoperability Between Registries" in the article >> is titled :- "Using UDDI to find ebXML Registry/Repository". >> >> In addition, the article is also bringing forth the "possibility" (aptly >> under a section - "Additional Possibilities") that an ebXML registry can >> be used for discovering a UDDI Registry. I do not think it is very >> confusing to think of this possibility. Imagine a scenario where there are >> just so many publicly maintained and ubiquitous UDDI Registries out there >> that an organization may have to depend upon its internal ebXML Registry >> for browsing the many and possibly picking one amongst them. On the other >> hand, I think the reasons are clear about why the organization may be using >> ebXML Registry for its internal usage. >> >> <)
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