[epf-dev] Re: North American F2F, August 10-11 2006

[Todd Fredrickson <toddfr@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I plan on attending.

J. Todd Fredrickson
Global Methods and Tools - Method Architect & Content Lead
IBM Global Services Method (http://method.ibm.com)
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Subject: [epf-dev] North American F2F, August 10-11 2006

 

hiho,

 

At the previous North American Face-to-Face meeting in Vancouver, we
proposed having the next North American meeting on August 10-11 in the
Washington DC area.  Based on long-distance travel, it sounds like the area
around Dulles International Airport, outside DC in northern Virginia is our
best bet.  Telelogic has offered to host the meeting at their site just a
few miles from the airport.

 

As we are approaching the 1.0 release, the committers and contributors
working on the OpenUP process would like to be able to focus on wrapping
that up and planning for the launch.  These meetings have often had a clean
break between the content folks and the tool people.  After discussing this
with Per Kroll, we would like to propose that this DC-area meeting be a
content meeting.  Everyone is welcome to attend and tool people are welcome
to come and have their own breakout sessions, but I think the tool people -
based mostly on the west coast - might find having a meeting out that way
more convenient.

 

In being a meeting targeting the total content to be delivered as v1.0, we
should try to have presence from those producing agile content that may or
may not use OpenUP as a basis.

 

Can I get some feedback as to who thinks they can attend?