Re: [xtm-wg] Proposal to invite Laurent as a guest in XTM

[Jack Park <jackpark@verticalnet.com>]

I am happy to second this nomination and vote Yes.

I should say that I respect Steve Pepper's point of view on additional
individuals at the meeting.  That does not particularly mean that I agree
fully with it.  In fact, I agree partially with it.
Jack

----- Original Message -----
From: Michel Biezunski <mb@infoloom.com>
To: Xtm-Wg@Egroups. Com <xtm-wg@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 10:58 AM
Subject: [xtm-wg] Proposal to invite Laurent as a guest in XTM


> I would like to propose that Laurent Olivry be invited at the next
meeting.
> As you will see in the note he sent me, Laurent is working at EDF. EDF has
> been the first company to invest in topic maps-based projects as early as
> 1993, and has founded the early work done in the CApH committee that has
> given rise to the ISO Topic Maps standard.
>
> Laurent is working in the very same group that has been involved then. I
am
> very
> happy that there is a continuing interest at EDF for development in this
> direction, both
> theoretically as well as for implementing systems. And I would be very
happy
> to get
> positive answers for admitting Laurent as an inviting guest. Laurent has
the
> possibility
> to become a participating member -- it's not because the meeting is in
Paris
> that he is
> able to come -- and I strongly urge the group to vote in favor of
admitting
> him.
>
> Michel (mb@infoloom.com)
> ==========================================
> Message that I received from Laurent Olivry:
> =========================================
>
> I'm working at EDF (Electricite de France) in the Research Division in
> Paris. EDF is an international utility company which was working for
several
> years in the development of applications using SGML and has a role in the
> emergence of the topic maps.
>
>
> I'm a research engineer, my technical background is system design
> (Definition and implementation of an Object Oriented Model for
Configuration
> Management, multidimensional versioning model of Nuclear PowerPlant CAD
data
> in a PDM System). I've got a good knowledge UML, XML/XSLT/RDF... MOF,
Corba,
> and I ,ve looked closely to the Topic Maps since last June for
representing
> multi-version data configuration graphs and multi-level models.
>
> I ,m in charge of a Mobile Intranet Project and I ,m actively
participating
> to an internal XML-Core Project.
>
> I think my technical knowledge in model design, my industrial experience
and
> some perspective ideas could be interesting for the XTM group.
>
> This is why I would like to participate to the XTM group.
>
>
> I hope to be able to participate to the next meeting in Paris from january
> the 19th to the 21th.
>
> Sincerely
>
> Laurent
>
>
> If you need more information please don't hesitate to contact me :
>
> Laurent OLIVRY
>
> EDF-R&D
> MTI-NTIC
> 1 av du General de Gaulle
> 92141 Clamart
> FRANCE
>
> email : Laurent.Olivry@edf.fr
> tel   : +33 1 47 65 34 24
>
> ==========================================
> Michel Biezunski, InfoLoom
> Tel +33 1 44 59 84 29 Cell +33 6 03 99 25 29
> Email: mb@infoloom.com  Web: www.infoloom.com
> ==========================================
>
>
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