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ebTWG/TMWG Meeting Information

February 4 - 8, 2002
Seattle, Washington

Co-hosted by ASC X12 and the Data Interchange Standards Association (DISA) 

The next ebTWG/TMWG meeting will be held during the week of the ASC X12 Meeting (4-8 February 2002) in Seattle.

The ebTWG StC and TMWG agreed to hold their meetings together in Seattle in order to work closely together on N090 as requested by many BP members. To ensure the most effective use of the meeting time by all members from both working groups a joint meeting agenda is planned. This agenda will be posted in early January. The meeting will start with a ebTWG/TMWG plenary starting at 10:00 a.m. on Monday morning and will conclude with the closing plenary starting at noon Friday.

The Work Groups that will be meeting include:

  • Architecture
  • Business Collaboration Patterns and Monitored Commitment
  • Business Collaboration Protocol
  • Business Information Model Exchange
  • Business Process Specification
  • Business Object Type Library
  • Catalog of Common Business Processes
  • Core Component Specification
  • UML to XML
  • XML Business Document Library
  • Techniques and Methodology

 

MEETING LOCATION & ACCOMMODATIONS

The Sheraton Seattle Hotel and Towers
1400 Sixth Avenue (Sixth and Pike Streets)
Seattle, Washington 98101
Phone: (206) 621-9000
Fax: (206) 621-8441

Please contact the hotel directly to make your room reservations. The rates for the rooms are US $147 (single) and US $167 (double) plus taxes. Please mention DISA/X12 to obtain these reduced rates.

The rates are valid until 14 January pending room availability.

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Meeting Fee
The registration fee is $200 per person. Payment is required prior to attending the meetings. X12 members who are  articipating in ebTWG will have to pay the meeting fee as well since it is NOT an X12 meeting. Please be sure and indicate on the registration form the Work Group meetings in which you plan to participate.

Preregistrations must arrive in the DISA office by January 25, 2002 in order to have a preprinted badge.

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Refund & Cancellation
All cancellations must be received in writing by January 25, 2002 to be eligible for a 50% refund. Refunds will not be issued for cancellations received after that date. A refund, if appropriate, will be issued after the meeting.

Preregistration/Payment Due January 25, 2002

How to Register

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Registration Questions
Cora Griggs, DISA
Phone: 703-837-6188
Email: cgriggs@disa.org

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ABOUT THE ORGANIZATIONS

About the ebTWG
The eBusiness Transition Working Group (ebTWG) was created by UN/CEFACT Steering Group (CSG) in July 2001 for the purpose of continuing the UN/CEFACT's role in pioneering the development of XML standards for electronic business. The group was formed to build on the success of the earlier ebXML Joint Initiative between UN/CEFACT and OASIS, which delivered its first set of specifications in May 2001.

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About the TMWG
The purpose of the Techniques & Methodologies Working Group (TMWG) is to research and identify techniques and methodologies which could be utilised by CEFACT and its working groups to enhance the process by which its deliverables are produced and integrated.

The key deliverables of the TMWG are:

  • Proposals, including draft Recommendations, on how specific techniques and methodologies could be implemented to allow CEFACT to achieve its goals;
  • Proof of concept, by feasibility studies and pilots, of the above proposals;
  • Implementation and migration plan for any approved new technique and/or methodology.

The TMWG is a group of experts with broad-based knowledge of existing techniques and methodologies used within CEFACT, technological developments, and the functions of CEFACT and its sub groups. Each CEFACT head of delegation may designate one or more experts to the TMWG. In doing so, they may delegate this task to one or more organisations, which may be national, regional or international. Experts are expected to contribute to the work based solely on their expertise.

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