FW: [members] Introducing OASIS Open Projects: An exclusive briefing for members

Folks,

 

I have signed up to join this activity. In the back of my mind is a Python DE and a very thin device and SP set of clients for R&D
 ect purposes.

 

Dave

 

 

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Subject: [members] Introducing OASIS Open Projects: An exclusive briefing for members

 

Open Source + Open Standards. 

   Introducing OASIS Open Projects: An exclusive briefing
 for members 

 

    Tuesday, 10 April 2018  .  15:30 GMT (11:30 ET)

OASIS is preparing to launch a major new program to support shared community development of code, APIs, specifications, reference implementations, and protocols--all in one place. OASIS Open Projects will give communities the ability
 to work together under open source licenses and advance deliverables through our standards process with a path to recognition by ISO, IEC, and other international  bodies.

Find out more. Join us for a members-only preview of Open Projects in advance of our public launch. This online briefing by OASIS CEO, Laurent Liscia, will provide an overview of how Open Projects will
 work and how you can participate. 

Members are encouraged to ask questions, share their reactions, and provide suggestions during and after the briefing. We want to know what you think!

 

Attend live: Register now
 at: https://goo.gl/Z373Vr 

 

View later. A link will be provided to the recorded briefing following the event.  

 

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