All. DNV will be happy to host the TOG meeting. Please send a copy to me when you sign up for the meeting!

Regards Trine

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From: Tor Arne Irgens [mailto:ta...@sfk.mil.no] Sent: 27. februar 2006 19:34 To: plcs...@lists.oasis-open.org Subject: RE: [plcs-tog] TOG telecom Monday 27 February

Dear fellow TOGers,

It was a short and effective (J) meeting today, Andy and I concluded the following:

There seem to be too few of the TOG member planning to go to the SC4 meeting to warrant a separate TOG meeting. I know of Chris, Howard and my self...

So I recommend that we arrange a TOG Work Shop late March.

Sweden, Uk and Norway have scheduled a CDIP meeting in Oslo 28 March, and with the TC Telecon on 30 March, I suggest a TOG Work Shop:

Venue:

Oslo, possible at DNV (?)

Starting lunch 28 March through all day 30 March, with the TC Telecon at 1600 - 1730, followed by a short wrap up and maybe dinner for those traveling Friday morning. Let me know what you think, should it be longer? I.e. work Friday morning as well?

I can get you the armed forces rates on Thon hotels, just let me know. I plan to use Hotel Opera my self. It is the center of Oslo and we can get a taxi or I'll arrange some government transport... Hotel Oslofjord is closed to DNV, but there is not much going on at Sandvika in the evenings. Please indicate you favorite and I guess we'll go with the most votes.

Proposed agenda:

Reference Data Process

Reference Data Harmonization

Architecture Diagrams

Status on CAP, DEX and Infrastructure.

Please provide input

Plan of attack:

Brief plenary sessions with most of the time in small (2-4) man groups.

I could not get this on the TOG calendar; can someone else have a go?

Best regards

Tor Arne Irgens

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