- From: David Orchard <david.orchard@bea.com>
- Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 14:02:10 -0800
- To: <www-ws-arch@w3.org>
This message kicks off discussion on goal 15, time to market. Please comment on goal wording, success factors. The goal as stated is: D-AG0015 organize its efforts in such a way as to adress vital time-to-market issues for its products, including iterating over successive refinements of the overall requirements for the standard reference architecture. Discussion ---------- I think this is worded well. Critical Success Factors ------------------------ 1. Is the Web Services Activity a center for web services standards specification, that is is the community able to start new working groups in a manner that is usable by the community? 2. Is the WSA perceived as a reliable forum for architectural guidance? Do other working groups ask for advice from the WSA, or do they not bother? 3. Is the WSA document perceived as usable and referenceable in time for products? New/revised products would be able to reference this WSArch doc if it was delivered in time for their products. 4. Does the WSA demonstrate a reasonable number of re-use decisions rather than re-inventing? 5. Is the architecture document regularly revised? 6. Is the architecture document regularly referenced by other specifications, including but not limited to W3C specifications? 7. Is there a lack of press/developer commentary that refers to time-to-market problems with WSA? To paraphrase, no press is good press on this issue. Cheers, Dave
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