Joe, As far as I recall an official project was initiated within UN/CEFACT TMG to revise CCTS. Alan Stitzer is project lead and Mark Crawford is editor. The project is hosted in the TMG CC group, which is chaired by Mary Kay Blanz. Because of the UN/CEFACT IPR issues there was some confusion on participation. I trust this problem will be solved quickly now and there should be an announcement for invitation of change requests soon. I even think such announcement has already been published, but please contact Alan for that. Fred -----Original Message----- From: Chiusano Joseph [mailto:chiusano_joseph@bah.com] Sent: Thu 29/07/2004 18:31 To: Fred Blommestein, van Cc: Schuldt Ron L; Bryan Rasmussen; ebxml-dev@lists.ebxml.org; ebsoa@lists.oasis-open.org; Decapua David P; dsommer@comptia.org; dchesebrough@afei.org Subject: Re: [ebxml-dev] ebXML core components derivation by restriction Fred, Given that TBG17 is for harmonisation not updates to the CCTS, is there a formal procedure for updating the CCTS? I know you mentioned several individuals yesterday, but how can one be sure that if they submit a proposed CCTS update that it will be handled expediently according to a well-defined, open process? Cheers, Joe "Fred Blommestein, van" wrote: > > Ron, > > <Fred>Extension capabilities are provided. Any project can, through the appropriate channels (contact your UN/CEFACT Head of Delegation) forward proposals for new BIE's and CC's to the non-profit UN/CEFACT working group TBG17 (harmonisation).</Fred> > > <Ron>How much lag time is possible between the time an extension is requested and it gets approved by TBG17? Does the TGB17 Working Group meet periodically to review proposed extensions or is it an ongoing process? If they meet periodically, what is the frequency? Are the procedures and decision criteria published somewhere? Where is the current library of CCs and BIEs published?</Ron> > > TBG17 now has telecons every week. As a matter of fact yesterday, during our mail-conversation we had one. The group is building up its procedures, by assessing the first (eight?) submissions from industry groups. As all this stuff is new to everybody we must find the best way by just doing it. After next week we'll have a full week F2F. We envisage it is ongoing work and we hope by finetuning the procedures and learning from people like you who have experience in ontology-engineering in the future to automize (or at least do an automatical pre-assessment of) most of the work. Both the draft procedures and the first draft list of CC's have been published in the UN/CEFACT community. Please contact Alan Stitzer (Alan.Stitzer@marsh.com) who is leading the project. > > Fred -- Kind Regards, Joseph Chiusano Associate Booz Allen Hamilton
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