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Subject: Setting the agenda for Hangzhou
At our February TC meeting in McLean, we set out a schedule for 2005 that included the following: 01 May 2005 Comments close on the Multilingual Data Dictonary (MLDD) for UBL 1.0, including possible (but not likely) suggested modifications to the English data definitions; this must be properly collated for work in Hangzhou 09 May 2005 All-week UBL TC meeting in Hangzhou hosted by the Chinese National Institute of Standards: work on content additions to UBL 1.1; review NDR 1.1 and CL 1.1; last MLDD 1.0 changes; consideration of possible suggested changes to the English 1.1 definitions We're a little behind with the data dictionary review (that will start this week), but I still think that we can have some results in by the meeting in Hangzhou. Given the participants, it's clear that the focus should be on localization and content work, so I think that the basic outline we had in February still stands, and given that the meeting will be chaired by the leader of our content team, I think it would be very useful to gain input from our Asian participants and Chinese guests regarding that work as well. This being the case, I would list the topics to be covered in Hangzhou as follows: - Reports on UBL progress in Asia - Review of comments received regarding the UBL 1.0 International Data Dictionary (IDD) CD - Changes to the 1.0 IDD translations based on comments received - Suggestions for clarification of the 1.0 English data definitions based on experience in translation, such changes to be incorporated in UBL 1.1 - Other localization topics (including, for example, a discussion of the different approaches to the scope of 1.0 translation undertaken by the different LSCs, lessons learned, plans for the future, suggestions for the next version, etc.) - Regional content additions to UBL 1.1 - Content work: Expanded process model; additions from Europe, Singapore, and the OASIS Tax XML TC (in other words, a session of the content work team that allows input from Asian participants and Chinese guests) Let's discuss this proposed list of agenda items in tomorrow's Pacific TC call. Jon
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