RE: new updated roadmap available

Hi Stephane,

Either way is fine as long as the technology section comes last. 

Best,
Nicolas

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephane Boyera [mailto:boyera@w3.org]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 2009 5:30 PM
> To: Chevrollier, N.G. (Nicolas)
> Cc: public-mw4d@w3.org
> Subject: Re: new updated roadmap available
> 
> Hi Nicholas
> 
> > Raphael, to make sure I understand. What you are proposing is:
> > - main challenges (as already in Stephan's proposal)
> > - technologies plus and minus (as already in Stephan's proposal)
> > - relation between challenges and technology  + on-going innovations
and
> R&D outlook
> >
> > If so I like it very much as putting the technology before the
> challenges might be a bit confusing (as the technology addresses
already
> these challenges).
> 
> I believe that challenges and technologies are relatively separated,
and
> each item of each section should have a part on on-going innovation
and
> R&D outlook.
> What belongs to the challenges section are the characteristics of the
> delivery context, but are not directly related to the technology, and
> sometimes the answer is not in the technology field. one example:
> illiteracy: if you want to deliver e.g. a service of weather forecast
to
> illiterate people, i believe you could find in the related entry in
the
> challenges section
> - what's possible today
> 	- use literate intermediaries (not a technology solution)
> 	- use voice applications (specific technology recommendation)
> 	- use graphics representation if applicable  (this is not
specific
> to a
> technology, graphic is a feature of more than one technology: web
> browser, a dedicated j2me apps, widgets,... )
> - on longer term (R&D track)
> 	- define standardized way of designing culturally relevant
> meaningful icons
> 	- define guidelines to make web content accessible to illiterate
> people mixing icons and voice annotation
> 
> So, personnaly, i don't think we should create the third part you are
> mentionning.
> 
> cheers
> steph
> 
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