I'm sorry all, typo, I meant June 16th, next Wednesday.
George
On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 12:13 PM, O'Brien, Robert <> wrote:
I’m
good on rescheduling, but June 19 is a Saturday. J
I’m
free any day next week
From: George W. Knecht
[mailto:]
Sent: June 8, 2010 3:11 PM
To: monica.palmirani
Cc:
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Subject: Re: [legalxml-sc]
Stanford initiative
Hello All,
I'd like to propose we go ahead and reschedule the call for next week.
I think Monica's topics are important ones, and I am also awaiting confirmation
on a clearer budget request from the ECF TC which I think we can have ready by
next week. If there are no objections, I propose we schedule the call as
follows ...
June 19th
2 PM Eastern
Call In Info 712-451-6000
Access Code 580705
Any objections?
Thanks,
George W. Knecht
PC Intellect LLC
602.380.8049
On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 11:58 AM, monica.palmirani <>
wrote:
Dear collegues,
tomorrow I will travel to Lima for a conference
in the Senate of Perù so I am not available for the usual conference meeting
because I will arrive in Lima
at 7.00 pm.
I beg your pardon.
In the meantime I would like to provide you a little update concerning the
OASIS intiative for promoting the LegalXML working groups and outcomes.
A) RuleML asked to OASIS to have a keynote speaker and also to have an Industry
for the "Industry Panel". The costs are in charge to OASIS but this
is a real opportunity for some exper of the OASIS working groups to present the
outcomes. The Industry Panel is in conjunction with Business Rule Forum, so the
attendance expected are about 200 people.
B) Stanford, in the person of the responsable of the Law, Science and
Technology Research Programme send me this message for the LegaXml Steering
Committee:
<<CodeX – The Stanford Center
for Computers and Law (http://codex.stanford.edu)
has offered to host an evening panel in the fall quarter of 2010 addressing the
role of legal information standards and current OASIS’ initiatives in this
realm. The format of the event would be a 1.5-2hrs panel discussion preceded by
a reception. The events hosted by CodeX and the Stanford Program in Law,
Science and Technology typically attract diverse audiences consisting of Silicon Valley technology industry representatives, legal
practitioners, students and academics. Attendance typically ranges between
80-200 people.
I would hereby like to kindly
ask OASIS to nominate two experts from the LegalXML working group (one expert
in eNotarization/or eGov and one in eCourt) and to support their travel costs.
Stanford will provide room as well as logistical support free of charge. We
would, however, welcome OASIS sponsorship of the event in the amount of $3,000
for covering expenses for the reception.>>
I think that both are a good occasions for promoting the findings of LegalXML
to a large panel of people.
Sorry again for missing our usual call conference and any your comments are
really welcome.
Please let me update about the outcomes of the call conference.
Yours,
Monica
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