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Re: FW: [ubl] uDT Spreadsheet for UBL 2.0

  • 1.  Re: FW: [ubl] uDT Spreadsheet for UBL 2.0

    Posted 09-16-2005 20:28
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    Subject: Re: FW: [ubl] uDT Spreadsheet for UBL 2.0


    [smwebb@edatasystemsintegration.com:]
    
    | As Chair of the TC, can you please tell me who is responsible for
    | creating new content for spreadsheets for 2.0? Peter is a good
    | librarian but the librarian position has not involved creating new
    | content in the past.
    
    Depends on what you mean by "responsible."  Formally, the
    Procurement SC is responsible for creating new procurement content
    and the whole TC is responsible for approving what the PSC
    creates.  Functionally, the work gets done by whoever is willing
    to step up to it.  That is, it's up to the PSC to assign some
    person or ad hoc team the task of creating the initial content for
    some piece of the data model, but in practice, there usually
    aren't multiple sets of volunteers to choose from.  The job of a
    librarian is to check new or changed content into the set.
    Typically, the librarian is not the person who creates content,
    but that has as much to do with limited availability as anything
    else.  So it's really up to the PSC to determine available
    resources and then figure out how best to allocate them.
    
    Jon
    
       From: "Sylvia Webb" <swebb@gefeg.com>
       Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 12:46:51 -0700
    
       Jon,
    
       As Chair of the TC, can you please tell me who is responsible for creating
       new content for spreadsheets for 2.0? Peter is a good librarian but the
       librarian position has not involved creating new content in the past.
    
       The uDT spreadsheet is one of the critical path artifacts, which is needed,
       among others as the basis for the specialized  data types 
    
       Sylvia