RE: [wscm] Anyone there? Agenda for kickoff meeting?

Title: Message

I 
would respectfully submit that starting the meeting on the 8th and cutting at 
least 1 day from it would greatly help the logistics and still maintain focus to 
move this spec along in the aggressive timeframe needed.

 

on a 
related note, we very much look forward to working with you 
all.

 

happy 
holidays,

 

# Buck Flannigan

# CTO - Software Services

# 
http://divine.com

  

  
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeffery C. 
  Broberg [mailto:] 
Sent: Wednesday, 
  December 19, 2001 2:01 PM
To: Jacques Durand; 'William Cox'; WSCM 
  Mailing List
Subject: RE: [wscm] Anyone there? Agenda for kickoff 
  meeting?

  
SilverStream also plans on attending, and I echo the concern.  3 
  days, especially at the beginning of January is tricky.  I would vote for 
  a move of the meeting at a later date in January.

  
 

  
Jeff 
  Broberg

  
SilverStream

  
    
-----Original Message-----
From: Jacques Durand 
    [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 
    2:56 PM
To: 'William Cox'; WSCM Mailing List
Subject: 
    RE: [wscm] Anyone there? Agenda for kickoff meeting?

    
Fujitsu is also interested in attending. 
Agree that 3 days seems too much for a first, unless 
there was preliminary work/proposals to present from several 
    participants, 
(e.g. like a call for proposals or 
    position statements) 
but the short timing makes this 
    hard, for Jan 7th. 
(unless we change the 
    date?) 

    
Jacques Durand 
Fujitsu 
    Software 

    
-----Original Message----- 
From: 
    William Cox [mailto:] 
    
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 11:36 AM 
    
To: WSCM Mailing List 
Subject: 
    [wscm] Anyone there? Agenda for kickoff meeting? 

    
There's been no traffic on this mailing list except for Karl 
    Best's 
announcements. 

    
What is the planned agenda for the kickoff meeting in 
    January?  A three 
day kickoff seems excessive, 
    since most groups like this tend to have a 
meeting 
    for level/expectation setting, charter, and startup, which is 
    
usually done in a single day. 

    
bill cox