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Subject: RE: [soa-rm] Greater SOA-RM Visibility is Needed!
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One element that I
still think we should be trying to do is putting at an all points press release
from OASIS and the contributors to the group to help increase the google count
for the RM </Quote>
I
believe more than press releases are needed to "increase the google count" (may
require $$). Also, public archive e-mails such as this do help.
Joe
From: Jones, Steve G
[mailto:steve.g.jones@capgemini.com]
Sent: Wed 4/19/2006 5:55 AM To: Jones, Steve G; Duane Nickull; Jeffrey.A.Estefan@jpl.nasa.gov; soa-rm@lists.oasis-open.org Subject: RE: [soa-rm] Greater SOA-RM Visibility is Needed! Link in case anyone cares is http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=182292
On a visibility question, and as someone trying to get funding to fly to the OASIS event, are we going to try and craft some specific marketing visibility elements at the F2F, this would certainly help me in my attempt to justify costs.
Steve
From: Jones, Steve G
[mailto:steve.g.jones@capgemini.com]
On a related topic, I did a Microsoft Channel 9 thing at a conference last week and plugged the SOA RM quite a bit, oddly (or not) I’ve found that companies wanting to do SOA have tended to have a higher visibility of it than product companies.
One element that I still think we should be trying to do is putting at an all points press release from OASIS and the contributors to the group to help increase the google count for the RM and to raise its profile in the standard journals out there.
Steve
From: Duane Nickull
[mailto:dnickull@adobe.com]
One more thing – our messaging should include the fact that the RM can be mapped to many technology families, but we should emphasize WS-* as one for sure.
D
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From: Jeffrey A Estefan
[mailto:Jeffrey.A.Estefan@jpl.nasa.gov]
Duane and the SOA-RM TC,
I'm attending the Ground System Architectures Workshop (GSAW) in L.A. this week and just this morning, I sat through a number of talks describing SOA in general and SOA in the context of ground system architectures for space data systems. There was a great deal of discussion surrounding SOA and Web Services and unfortunately, not enough about distinguishing between the two (i.e., architectural style vs. technology). The only references to OASIS were with respect to various WS-* specs. I was even more disheartened to hear one speaker state explicitly during his talk (and captured as a bullet) that "no standards-based reference model exists for SOA." Of course, I had to set the record straight during the Q&A following this speaker's presentation, and was promptly approached by many in the audience asking where they could find a copy of the SOA-RM Public Draft!
My point is that each and every speaker this morning used a different lexicon for defining SOA and none of them acknowledged or even made reference to the OASIS SOA-RM. I think we need to do some better job marketing this work. Do the OASIS By-Laws allow us to do this? We [this body of work] needs much more visibility whether in various industry rags, user group forums, consortia, etc. This is particularly true in the Government contexts (i.e., Military, Civil, and Intel space communities) that I witnessed today.
Would like to hear your thoughts on how we might address this problem.
Regards...
- Jeff Estefan, JPL
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