← Prev in month ← Prev in thread
Next in thread → Next in month →

[ebxml-jc] FW: eBTWG Release "Electronic Business Architecture"TechnicalSpecification for Working Group Review

From
Karl F. Best <>
Date
2002-06-24T17:45:50+00:00
ID
Thread
[ebxml-jc] FW: eBTWG Release "Electronic Business Architecture"TechnicalSpecification for Working Group Review
Title: eBTWG Release "Electronic Business Architecture" Technical Specification for Working Group Review

-----Original 
Message-----
From: Klaus-Dieter Naujok 
[mailto:]
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 12:33 
PM
To: eBTWG List; ; TMWG 
List
Subject: eBTWG Release "Electronic Business Architecture" 
TechnicalSpecification for Working Group Review

eBTWG Release “Electronic Business Architecture”  Technical 
Specification for Working Group Review

Geneva, Switzerland, 24 June 2002 - 
UN/CEFACT’s Electronic Business Transition ad-hoc Working Group (eBTWG) is 
announcing the release of its “eBTWG – Electronic 
Business Architecture – Revision 0.50” for Working Group Review under 
its Open Development Process

Under this 
process all eBTWG members have the opportunity to review, comment on, and 
contribute to Technical Specifications. 
This initial review serves to 
identify potential problems, point out areas for improvement, and build 
consensus among the working group members. This internal review period ends 21 
July 2002. Please submit your comments to Klaus-Dieter Naujok <e-mail: > (eBTWG 
Chair).

In order to assist in the review and commenting, the 
Technical Specification has each line start with a unique line number to allow 
placements of comments against them. For each comment, reviewers shall provide 
the specification's line number range, the comment itself, the rational for the 
comment, and suggestion for change.

After the end 
of the review period the project team will review all the comments, criticisms, 
and suggestions from the membership, and further refine and improve the 
specification. As changes are made, the updated document and disposition log 
will be republished. This will allow everyone to not only see the changes, but 
also the rational behind them and reasons for suggestions that were not 
accepted. Experience has shown that 2or 3 iterations are enough to address the 
public comments and to build consensus for the final version of the 
specification.

Duane Nickull, eBusiness Architecture Project Team 
Lead
Klaus-Dieter Naujok, eBTWG Chair

---------------------------------------------------

The document is available from the eBTWG Web 
Site (www.ebtwg.org) sometime today or tomorrow. For those that can not wait you 
can also get it from my own Web Site (www.klaus.naujok.name OR 
http://homepage.mac.com/knaujok)

-- 
Klaus-Dieter Naujok 
               UN/CEFACT/eBTWG 
& TMWG Chair
http://www.klaus.naujok.name OR 
http://homepage.mac.com/knaujok

"We can't solve problems by using the 
same kind of thinking we
used when we created them." 
                 - 
Albert Einstein
← Prev in month ← Prev in thread
Next in thread → Next in month →