- From: Dominique Hazael-Massieux <dom@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2014 16:29:38 +0100
- To: public-web-mobile@w3.org
Hi, Among the breakouts that were organized last week during TPAC, I organized one around the role of operators in W3C and for the Web. I've finished cleaning up the minutes (thanks François for scribing!): http://www.w3.org/2014/10/29-telcos-minutes.html Some of the important messages I noted during the discussion: * operators are already important players in W3C and to become more so and get recognized as such * there are quite a number of technologies that W3C very relevant to operators business, incl. WebRTC, Web payments, Push, WoT, etc * W3C is one of the place where operators can embrace the de facto merge between the IT and telco industries * browsers and Web apps would benefit from better coordination with network management to optimize both performance and network usage Toward the end of the breakout, I polled the room to get a feeling on whether a "Telecommunications IG" in W3C would make sense; there was some push back that this would in fact entrench telcos as separate species. I'm interested in further feedback on where best we can continue the discussion — a task force of this very Mobile IG was another option that was discussed. Another idea that came to my mind after the breakout (when we discussed a bit further the network management questions that were raised) was to have maybe a "Network IG" rather than a more specific "Telco" IG, where we could discuss how and when Web APIs need to dive into the deeper layers of the networking stack; I also welcome feedback on that idea. Thanks a lot to all who contributed to the discussions, and in particular to Mohammaed, Claudio, Bryan, Dan and Jay for their presentations. Dom
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