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From: "Bill Nitzberg" <bill@computer.org>
To: "'Ali Anjomshoaa'" <ali@epcc.ed.ac.uk>,
"'Steve McGough'" <asm100@doc.ic.ac.uk>,
"'Darren Pulsipher'" <darrenp@cadence.com>
Cc: "'Jennifer Schopf'" <jms@mcs.anl.gov>
Subject: RE: JSDL Milestones
Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2003 11:40:55 -0800
Organization: Altair Grid Technologies
Hi,
We are going over all the updated milestones of the SRM area,
and would like to have all the milestones be more uniform
(in style across the area) and able to easily measure forward
progress.
The following are good examples from other groups:
"Submit document to GGF Editor", or
"Final call for document X on WG mailing list", or
"Resubmit document to GGF Editor after addressing Public Comments"
Adding interim progress points like "write up use case for X", or
"outline of document Y", etc., are also helpful.
The JSDL milestones read more like an agenda than completed actions.
It's OK to have fewer milestones (as long as their concrete, measurable,
and demonstrate forward progress).
If you could revise these in the next week or so, that would be
great.
Thanks,
- bill & jen
GGF SRM Area Directors
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ali Anjomshoaa [mailto:ali@epcc.ed.ac.uk]
> Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 2:37 AM
> To: Jennifer Schopf; bill@computer.org
> Cc: Steve McGough; Darren Pulsipher
> Subject: JSDL Milestones
>
>
>
> Hi Jenny, Bill,
>
> apologies for the delay, I totally forgot to send this at the
> end of the
> day yesterday. Our milestones have not changed.
>
> JSDL Milestones
> ---------------
>
> GGF8: Milestone 0 (M0)
>
> * BoF session at GGF8.
>
> GGF8 to GGF9:
>
> * Redefine the charter and resubmit to the Scheduling and Resource
> Management (SRM) Area Directors for submission to the
> GGF Steering
> Group.
> * Begin work on the specification document.
>
> GGF9: Milestone 1 (M1)
>
> * Review status of the specification document.
>
> GGF9 to GGF10:
>
> * Continue work on the specification document.
> * Begin work in parallel on the document of translation tables.
> * Begin work in parallel on the normative XML Schema.
>
> GGF10: Milestone 2 (M2)
>
> * Review status of the specification document and other work.
>
> GGF10 to GGF11:
>
> * Continue work on the specification document in order to finalise
> this for GGF12.
> * Continue work in parallel on the document of translation tables.
> * Continue work in parallel on the normative XML Schema.
>
> GGF11: Milestone 3 (M3)
>
> * Aim discussions toward finalising the specification
> document v1.0.
>
> GGF11 to GGF12:
>
> * Review comments on draft specification document v1.0 and edit as
> necessary.
> * Continue work on the normative XML Schema of the specification.
>
> GGF12: Milestone 4 (M4)
>
> * Present the specification document v1.0.
> * Present the document of translation tables.
> * Present the normative XML Schema of the specification.
>
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>
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ali
>
>
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