Re: [xliff] [Fwd: OASIS-LISA Global e-Business Survey Results]

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Re: [xliff] [Fwd: OASIS-LISA Global e-Business Survey Results]
Steve: 

 

Total was 73 respondents, of which over 2/3 were executives and 
managers.

 

I have access to the raw responses if you're 
interested.  Due to copyright restrictions,  I cannot distribute to 
the entire public mailing list,  however,  so if you want it,  
send me a request and I'll forward individually.

 

Regards,

Tony

  
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Do we know how many people responded to the survey in the first 
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>>> 
  Tony Jewtushenko 11/08/02 12:03 >>> 
  
Hi all: 

Attached is presentation summarising a survey recently 
  conducted by 
OASIS in conjunction with LISA. The compiled responses 
  include numbers 
of respondents presently using XLIFF as well as planning 
  to deploy in 
the near future. It all makes for very interesting reading. 
  

Patrick is actively soliciting suggestions and observations from the 
  TAC 
and our TC. I suggest that we carefully examine the survey results 
  
along with observations and suggestions, and reply with our TC's 
  
collective opinions and thoughts. 

Best regards, 
Tony 
  

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Subject: OASIS-LISA Global e-Business Survey 
  Results 
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TAB and XLIFF 
  TC, 
[Karl or Tony please forward to the XLIFF TC] 

Attached are the 
  slides which include the tabulated results from the 
survey. 
At the end 
  of the slides are 2 Summary slides and 2 Observation slides. 

Please 
  keep in mind that this survey was originally designed to give a 
high 
  
level view of a potential emerging trend. To that end, I believe that 
  
the 
survey clearly justified the need and opportunity to focus on 
  these 
issues 
now. 

Excerpts from the slides (with some 
  updates): 

Observations: eBusiness Transactions: 

- Consider 
  follow-on work such as a more focused and detailed survey 
that 
would 
  be designed to gather sufficient demographic information that 
might be 
  
helpful in better identifying the areas of uptake in finer granularity. 
  

- Encourage involvement of globalization experts on many of OASIS TCs 
  
Auto Repair 
Controlled Trade 
Customer Info 
Human Markup 
  
Open Office XML Format 
Rights Language 
Topic Maps for Geography 
  & Language 
UDDI 
User Interface Markup Language 
WS for Remote 
  Portals 
WS for Interactive Application 

- Create a new Committee 
  focused on globalization of e-Business and Web 
Services transaction 
  content 
OASIS Universal Business Language 
Other Organizations Content 
  Vocabularies: (ACORD, EAN, ONCE, OTA, 
RosettaNet, ...) 
  

Observations: Localisation Technology: 

- Create a new 
  Committee to define a vocabulary for marking up any XML 
document with 
  localization-related information in a standard way 

- Create a new 
  Committee to define a standard set of Web Service 
Interfaces 
for 
  Localisation Vendors 

- Identify opportunities to promote 
  demonstrations of the XLIFF Standard 
Best Practices and Whitepapers 
  
Interoperability Demonstrations 

These Observations should be 
  considered drafts and suggestions, based on 
my 
analysis of the survey, 
  together with interactions of various OASIS 
members 
attending the 
  conference as well as other prospective members. In 
addition, 
these 
  recommendations are also based on observations of trends and 
activities 
  that are occurring outside of OASIS, such as goals and 
programs 
at 
  other organizations such as European Commission, CEN/ISSS (Europe 
Standard 
  org) and at other regional/country levels. 

And of course, the creation 
  of any new TC will only occur if 3 or more 
members actually believe that 
  such an activity is warranted. However, I 
met 
representatives from 
  other globalization/localization companies (who are 
NOT 
currently 
  OASIS members) what expressed an interest to join OASIS to 
participate in 
  some of these recommended activities. 

What I would like to ask from 
  the TAB is a review of this information 
and an 
endorsement that these 
  are strategically important activities. Also, if 
members of the TAB can 
  suggest any other related activities, then they 
should be added to this 
  list of recommendations. Also, if the XLIFF TC 
has 
additional inputs, 
  then I would like to see those considered also. 

It is my understanding 
  that some potential new TC is being discussed 
next 
week at the LRC 
  conference in Dublin, where I am presenting. More 
information on that 
  proposal is expected next week. 

Patrick Gannon 
President & 
  CEO 
OASIS 
PO Box 455, Billerica, MA 01821 
+1-978-667-5115 x201 
  (Office) 
+1-408-242-1018 (Mobile) 
+1-978-667-5114 (Fax) 
 
  
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