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RE: [tgf] Public review of TGF Primer and Pattern Language - CorePatterns documents

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RE: [tgf] Public review of TGF Primer and Pattern Language - CorePatterns documents
Here are some contacts – more next week.

 

·         National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO): Eric Sweden <>

·         National Association for Justice Information Systems (NAJIS): 

·         National Criminal Justice Association (NCJA): 

·         National Center for State Courts: 

·         Corrections Technology Association (CTA): 

·         IJIS Institute: 

 

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From: Peter F Brown [mailto:] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2011 1:46 PM
To: TGF TC List 
Subject: [tgf] Public review of TGF Primer and Pattern Language - Core Patterns documents

 

Hi,

In any motion to approve a public review, a TC needs to indicate “external stakeholders who should be notified of the review.”

 

We can propose a list tomorrow and make suggestions on the list. I would like to start by suggesting:

-          European Commission

o   ISA Team (unit responsible for the European Interoperability Framework and EU Architectural Guidelines)

o   DG-INFSO project managers for Large Scale Pilots STORK and PEPPOL

o   DIGIT unit responsible for new “eCommission” program

-          NIST

o   Team responsible for the ‘National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace’ (NSTIC) because of recent references to governance models and TGF at their governance workshop

 

Just a start, please add…. It is not a “normative” list but rather helps the OASIS TC Administration identify lists, groups and stakeholders who might be interested…

 

Cheers,

Peter

 

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