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Subject: Re: BP specification and documents submitted to QR
Tim, On behalf of the BP PT, this acknowledges receipt of the QRT comments on the five noted documents and notification of their release for public review. We again express appreciation for the dedicated work of the QRT. Paul Levine BP PT Co-lead Tim McGrath <tmcgrath@ted To: Bob Sutor <sutor@us.ibm.com>, Bill Smith is.com.au> <bill.smith@sun.com>, Ray Walker <raywalker@attglobal.net>, knaujok <knaujok@home.com>, knaujok <knaujok@attglobal.net>, 04/02/01 "'ebXML Coordination'" <ebxml-coord@lists.ebxml.org>, 07:43 PM ebxml-stc@lists.ebxml.org, karl.best@oasis-open.org, Please plevine@telcordia.com, ebxml-bp@lists.ebxml.org respond to cc: (bcc: Paul R. Levine/Telcordia) tmcgrath Subject: Re: BP specification and documents submitted to QR The Quality Review team have completed their review of various submissions from the Business Process Methodology teams as submitted on March 19th to 21st 2001. Whilst these documents are the deliverables from two separate sub-teams within the Business Process Methodology team, the QR team felt it was beneficial to review all these submissions at the same time. We recommend that the ebXML Business Process Specification Schema v0.99 document go immediately for its second round of public review. We further recommend that the remaining ebXML discussion papers: · Business Process and Business Information Analysis Overview v0.6, · Business Process Analysis Worksheets and Guidelines v0.8e, · Catalog of Common Business Processes v0.91, · E-Commerce and Simple Negotiation Patterns v0.3, - also go forward for their first round of public review. However, the Quality Review team are concerned about the weak alignment of some of these documents with the ebXML Specification Schema. In many cases they either fail to differentiate or clearly specify the relationship between the UMM Metamodel and the Business Process Specification Schema. We are concerned that the confusion these current documents may spawn within the wider community will be damaging to the overall ebXML initiative. For example, it is perceivable that these documents could result in development of UMM Metamodel compliant business process models, but not ebXML compliant models. Our comments on these documents to be found in the attached report. These should be addressed as part of the public review process. I would ask Klaus to liaise with Karl Best to arrange for these documents to be available for Public Review as soon as possible. The documents required are available from: http://www.ebxml.org/project_teams/business_process/deliverables.html NB there is a later change log (issues list) that is not on this site. i will attach a copy to this message. -- regards tim mcgrath TEDIS fremantle western australia 6160 phone: +618 93352228 fax: +618 93352142
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