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Subject: RE: RE: dial-in info for SOA-RM 20150415
All of what you write below depends on how you define “document” and its ontological entailment and realism. However, enough philosophy for today! Let us ignore document theory. The IAO ontology functions very well as object and process classes for specification of the range of software states. IAO is better metadata specification than Dublin Core. From: Mike Poulin [mailto:mpoulin@usa.com]
William, I think a lot of developers will carry you on hands for making SW a document (with no machinery SW is not obliged to work anymore); they can now return to being paid for the
number of writtent lines of code... All this is shoking to me. I cannot imagine a business that would be sutisfied with just documents (without funds moving though some businesses documents like Government Bonds
become implicit money). Are you trying to shift RM and RAF onto document (instead of service) basis? Question to all: do we want such shift? I am lost here. - Michael
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 4:55 PM Mike, Not only are there lots of issues, this represents a paradigm shift in the understanding of software. I believe that once you have made the shift to seeing
software as part of the larger Document Acts theory, seeing software similar to a document such as a voter registration card which confers “power”, implicit real world effect, you will no longer see software as mere machinery. From: Mike Poulin [mailto:mpoulin@usa.com] I plan to be in the meeting today. Also, let me propose that everybody become familiar with William's proposal and my comments on them. There are more
than one issue to discuss and it will take an extra time to explain them again (if not reading up-front). - Michael
Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 11:14
PM I am keeping the current time for this meeting and we can discuss future changes. Date: 15 April 2015 Time: 1400-1530 ET (East Coast US) Join Lync Meeting
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