Re: PSC schedule (was: Re: [ubl-psc] Re: [ubl-tsc] Re: [ubl-psc] UBL document types to be added in PRD2)

[Oriol Bausą Peris <oriol@invinet.org>]

BII eTendering group  is going to discuss this issue during this month. I would suggest not including the VirtualCompanyDossier and wait to publish  a final release in PRD3 with a data model taking into account requirements from BII as a whole (Qualification + VCD).


Best regards, 
Oriol

El 12/01/2011, a las 14:59, Jon Bosak escribió:

> Thanks to Roberto and Oriol for the info.
> 
> This raises the question of where PSC is in its work right now.
> We have been expecting delivery of updated data models around the
> end of this month; are we still on schedule for that?
> 
> Will there be a meeting soon to address the issue raised by Oriol?
> If this is something that will take a while to resolve, we should
> probably try to wrap up PRD2 (in a way that does not block
> possibilities still on the table) and aim for a final decision in
> PRD3.
> 
> Jon
> 
> Oriol Bausą Peris wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> Regarding the VirtualCompanyDossier, there is a work on BII2 of merging the TendererQualification data model with the VirtualCompanyDossier data model. I think we should not create more confusion creating two separate XSD for the same purpose but follow-up on the conclusions of BII eTendering group and add the requirements for the VCD into the TendererQualification creating a single document model. I do not know the time frame to add changes into the TendererQualification, but I think we should try to cover all the requirements with a single document model.
>> Regards, Oriol
>> El 12/01/2011, a las 09:28, Roberto Cisternino escribió:
>>> Hi Jon,
>>> 
>>> these are document types related to eTendering:
>>> 
>>>      CatalogueTemplate
>>>      VirtualCompanyDossier
>>> 
>>> PurchaseConditions is a more generic document type into eProcurement, thus
>>> it does not seem to be limited to CPFR.
>>> 
>>> PurchaseConditions are often a standardized set of conditions of a Buyer
>>> that are presented to each Vendor.   A Vendor is usually requested to sign
>>> such purchase conditions as part of the quotation phase or later.
>>> 
>>> Hope this helps,
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Roberto