I'll second that, it really is very very good. Well
done, Booz Allen should be proud of you ;-)
Peter
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Chair, CEN eGovernment Focus Group
Senior Policy Adviser on
eGovernment, Austrian Federal Chancellery
Co-Editor, OASIS SOA Reference
Model
Lecturer at XML Summer
School
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From: Duane Nickull [mailto:]
Sent: 02 June 2006 21:33
To: Metz Rebekah;
SOA-RM
Subject: RE: [soa-rm] SOA for eGov: Panel on Reference Model,
Standards, and Specifications
Rebekah:
This is an awesome
presentation! Any chance that you would be willing to post it to the RM TC
site? I think this is one of the best explanations I have seen of the RM
work.
Duane
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Developer Program - http://developer.adobe.com/
Chair -
OASIS SOA Reference Model Technical Committee
Personal Blog - http://technoracle.blogspot.com/
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From: Metz
Rebekah [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006
5:58 AM
To: SOA-RM
Subject: [soa-rm] SOA for eGov: Panel on
Reference Model, Standards, and
Specifications
All –
I wanted to forward along the
overview presentation for a panel on Reference Models, Standards and
Specifications as part of the SOA for eGov conference held last week in
McLean.
The panel consisted of two
parts:
(1)
An overview presentation on Tuesday
afternoon. This presentation focused on the key concepts of the Reference
Model and how standards, protocols and specifications relate.
(2)
Three panelists during 1.5 hour
session on Wednesday morning. Each panelist discussed their experience
using a reference model, standards and specifications as part of
SOA.
The panel was well received and many
folks were very excited to see examples of how all these pieces fit together as
part of SOA. Several members of the audience expressed their anticipation
for the completion of more concrete work of the RA
sub-committee.
As an interesting side note:
the most common question I received after the presentation focused on “How to
tell the difference between a SOA built in accordance with the Reference Model
and one which is not.”
The slides that I used are
attached. Many thanks to the TC for producing a solid body of work and in
particular to Ken Laskey for some excellent content that I used in this
presentation
Rebekah
Rebekah Metz
Associate
Booz Allen Hamilton
Voice: (703) 377-1471
Fax: (703)
902-3457
