Brett,
This is a nice overview document - but I think "roadmap" is a
little misleading!
It's more like watching the humans inside the glasswalled tank
trashing around... walking along the same paths - but quite a bit
differently.
How about a roadmap focused around service components?
That way you can have a big picture - here's what the ideal space
station looks like - and here's how each of the national initiatives is
addressing each part?
Somewhere in there - some parts can accept multiple plugs.
Dick Raman had a wonderful slide for what the roadmap looks like
currently - from his present in Norway in 2004 - a travel powerplug
adaptor - with 50 different socket fittings!
Clearly the task of OASIS is to design better plugs that are able
to accept a broader range of sockets - with a uniform and consistent
expression set...
Cheers,
DW
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Subject:
[ihc] FW: Fifth part of the roadmap
From: "Brett Trusko"
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Date: Mon, February 20, 2006
11:56 am
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A little on
what we are doing at the World Health Organization . . .
Brett
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From:
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On
Behalf Of Lucas Sanjuan Viñas
Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006
1:13 AM
To: ITU Roadmap
Subject: Fifth part of the
roadmap
Dear all,
Please find attached the fourth part of
the roadmap.
I would like to remind everyone that there are many
people involved in this
roadmap and unfortunately, there is just a
little number of collaborations.
I will also like to emphasize the
interest we all have in this roadmap, and
ask
you for one last
effort. Remember that the name of all of us will appear
in
the
roadmap so if there are uncompleted or not clear enough
sections we'll be
all,
in some way, responsible for that.
I
hope we increase the collaborations, achieve the goal of developing a
good
roadmap for telemedicine.
Sincerely
yours,
Lucas
Q.28/16
--
Lucas Sanjuán
Viñas
Grupo de Bioingeniería, Electrónica y
Telemedicina
Instituto ITACA - Ed. G8 -Acc. B - 1ª
planta
Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
Camino de Vera
S/N
Valencia 46022