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Re: [m2m-iwg] Project specific discussions during weekly calls

Benjamin,

 

I agree with your point, but at the same time making sure that everyone is abreast of the latest developments in the projects is important also. A different solution to this problem might be to get more projects going under the m2m topic, thus decreasing the MQTT focus by other means :) 

 

But certainly in the meantime we need to ensure that there is no undue emphasis on Paho or MQTT.

 

From: m2m-iwg-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:m2m-iwg-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Benjamin Cabé
Sent: April-03-12 10:46 AM
To: m2m Industry Working Group
Subject: [m2m-iwg] Project specific discussions during weekly calls

 

Hi there,

 

I am not sure I have been clear at the beginning of today's call, hence this quick note. It seems to me that there is more and more Paho-specific stuff (IP process, discussions on specific threads of paho-dev…) discussed during our calls.

This is really great to see that Paho is getting off the ground nicely (and I do mean it!), but I'd really like us to focus the weekly call on what matters to the group at large. Project-specific items should be discussed during project's calls, or on the dedicated mailing-lists/forums. In general, the project updates during our weekly calls should not last more than a couple minutes, unless there is specific cross-project stuff to discuss.

In addition, there have been quite many feedbacks already (inc. Bosch during the kick-off meeting IIRC) saying that the group is very MQTT-centric, and this is clearly not helping…

 

I'd really want us to start promoting a larger vision. Having a common understanding (==use cases and m2m model) of the problems we want to tackle, and how we want to do it, is what we should be focused on. MQTT certainly is an important piece of the puzzle of course, but the developer portal, sandboxes, tools… are much more important IMHO. 

 

Hopefully the marketecture document and the vision statement will help clarifying all this…

 

Just my 2 cents…

Regards,

Benjamin.


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