UML® Futures Roadmap Workshop.

Ya comentamos en su día que la OMG estaba recogiendo opiniones para decidir el futuro de UML.
Ahora ha decidido celebrar un taller específico para discutir el tema donde todos los que tengas que decir podran expresar y discutir sus ideas.

El texto del anuncio es:

“OMG™ has issued a Call for Participation in the UML® Futures Roadmap Workshop. Anyone who has or plans to respond to the Request for Information (RFI) on the Future Development of UML is invited to participate. Responses to the RFI are due on August 17, 2009. The Workshop to discuss these responses will be held immediately preceding the OMG Technical Meeting in San Antonio, TX on Sunday, September 13, 2009.

The workshop will be a working, not informational, event. The purpose of this workshop is to provide a forum for RFI responders and other interested parties to discuss and present their views on the future of UML. At the end of the workshop, a document capturing the major points of agreement on the direction of UML will be created to help guide OMG’s Analysis and Design Task Force in future UML development efforts.

Interested participants who have not already responded to the RFI are invited to submit a detailed, one-page description of their proposed UML Futures presentation to request a time slot in the workshop. Individuals or organizations that have already responded to the RFI should reference their RFI response and request a presentation slot. RFI respondents are welcome and encouraged to expand on their original responses. Demonstrations are encouraged.

Submissions should be made to uml-roadmap-workshop@omg.org no later than August 17, 2009. ”

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UML® Futures Roadmap Workshop.

We already commented that the OMG was looking for opinions on the future of UML.
Now, it has decided to hold a workshop where you will be given the change to express your opinion and discuss it with other participants and OMG members.

The text of the announcement is the following:

“OMG™ has issued a Call for Participation in the UML® Futures Roadmap Workshop. Anyone who has or plans to respond to the Request for Information (RFI) on the Future Development of UML is invited to participate. Responses to the RFI are due on August 17, 2009. The Workshop to discuss these responses will be held immediately preceding the OMG Technical Meeting in San Antonio, TX on Sunday, September 13, 2009.

The workshop will be a working, not informational, event. The purpose of this workshop is to provide a forum for RFI responders and other interested parties to discuss and present their views on the future of UML. At the end of the workshop, a document capturing the major points of agreement on the direction of UML will be created to help guide OMG’s Analysis and Design Task Force in future UML development efforts.

Interested participants who have not already responded to the RFI are invited to submit a detailed, one-page description of their proposed UML Futures presentation to request a time slot in the workshop. Individuals or organizations that have already responded to the RFI should reference their RFI response and request a presentation slot. RFI respondents are welcome and encouraged to expand on their original responses. Demonstrations are encouraged.

Submissions should be made to uml-roadmap-workshop@omg.org no later than August 17, 2009. ”

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