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Subject: Re: [soa-rm-ra] Comments on the nature of governance
Some comments inline and a suggestion for a simplified diagram. Ken On Aug 15, 2007, at 4:24 PM, Francis McCabe wrote: specifically point out differences (at least in our opinion) vs. single standalone system
Rather than "organs of control", think in terms of well known entities through which globally applicable governance framework is established and then more locally how use of framework is kept in compliance. (See more a few lines down on enforcement.)
Policies for versioning and CM. Monitoring, i.e. you can't govern what you can't measure. Governance standards, e.g. pieces of a framework developed by larger and for which there is wide buy-in (i.e. deriving their just power from the consent of the governed)
The only real enforcement mechanism is locally restriction on whether external service can be accessed, e.g. blocking message to a restricted service. Eventually have accepted (across ownership domains) on principles by which a service can be blocked. Eventually, a representative governance body may be formed to codify such principles/policies but it is unlikely an effective body can be formed before there is an explicit problem for which there is no better response.
More challenging is decisions about processes through which specifics established. Previous comments touch on these.
This will be tough to write about architecture and not have a treatise on governance because so little has really been established. To what extent is a treatise justified and needed?
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