Peter
Thanks for a great start - this all looks sound to
me.
You might also want to look at the annex to our attached white paper
on "Beyond Interoperability". This defined all the terms in our map of
Policy Products (ie the matrix mapping the EIF interop domains against the four
governance areas of our model) which seemed to us not already to be in common
use in other frameworks. One of the things this does is unpack what we
believe are the three key components of "legal interoperability" - legal
vires for inter-agency working; a legal basis for public private partnership;
and a pro-competitive regulatory regime for the ICT sector - with each of these
then further defined. I'm not aware of the EU or anyone else having
defined legal interoperability in any practical way, so this may be a useful way
of filling at least that gap in your gloassary.
Chris
Parker
Managing
Partner, CS Transform Ltd,
+44
7951 754 060
From: Peter F Brown
[mailto:]
Sent: 06 January 2011
22:05
To:
Subject: [tgf] Note on
Methodology; Terminology
Hi:
A Happy New Year to everyone.
I have updated to the OASIS work area a first cut of the
proposed core terminology, as promised. It’s little more than a capture of terms
at this stage, without many definitions. See:
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/40691/Core%20Terminology-2011-01-06.pdf
I have also started work on a note on methodology – the
section covering the development of the terminology is finished and is attached
for information. The next steps will be to examine the list of other possible
deliverables based on the contributions and discussions so far and look at the
methodology issues that will need to be addressed.
Regards,
Peter
Peter F
Brown
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Consultant
Transforming
our Relationships with Information Technologies
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BeyondInteropV1.0.pdf
