[ogsa-wg] Notes from Use Case Workshop call

Subramaniam, Ravi ravi.subramaniam at intel.com
Thu Mar 13 17:34:45 CDT 2008


Hi folks,

On the use case template - the EGR-RG has created a template based on
the OGSA, SAGA and some other input from the a team of folks who were
drafting the template. You can always make sections of this template
optional if there is a need but it makes no sense (at least to me)
duplicating the efforts.

BTW: some of the list of potential attendees have attended and spoken at
the Enterprise Adoption and EGR tracks - Auto and Aerospace (including
Boeing), financial services, pharma etc. Without any prior recognition
of these folks having already spoken/discussed with OGF in the past -
OGF will only come across as a disjointed organization - enuff said.

A lot of infrastructure that you are looking for is also available or
under construction. I would understand if this activity was another
"spoke in a wheel" but it looks like we are "reinventing the wheel".

Ravi

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OGSA F2F User Case Requirements Workshop Telecon

13th March 2008

Attendees
=========
Hiro Kishimoto
Steven Newhouse
Andreas Savva
Andrew Grimshaw
Ellen Stokes
Stephen McGough (note taker)

Draft proposal has gone out to the list some responses from Ravi, David
Berry, Geoffrey Fox and others.

Comments as to if this should come out of the Enterprise Council?

Plan is to move forward with this to complement the work of the
Enterprise Council.

Ellen - Expand scope of paragraph 3. Place OGF in front of Community.

Hiro - Openness of workshop? Do we want invite only?
Steven - not planned to be a closed meeting - but don't want people
wasting space (i.e. reading email).
Andreas - change will to may - Attendance "may" have to be limited due
to space.

Ellen - Attendees should bring a use case?
Steven - yes good idea - need to make the spread of use cases balanced.
Try to spend time one-on-one for users and OGSA for collecting
information.

Andrew - We want to get new people in - not all the old ones. Need a
list of people to specifically ask. Discuss later

Tentative dates in email.

Telecon will hopefully be available.

Will questionnaire be sent out with invite?
 - Not time - but with acceptances.

Will try and send out a call to OGF-announce and other suitable mailing
lists.

How to collect replies?
 - an OGF mail address?
 - Set up a mailing list redirecting to people on this call.

Use case template from SAGA group. This seems too detailed and drills
down too deep. Should we re-write this? Want more of the high level
business model than the low level details.

Andrew: Discuss list of invites. Be proactive beyond OGF mailing lists.
Life sciences has been done before
Go after groups like:

- caGrd
- NSF Cyber-Infrastructure
- MITRE
- NSA
- Airbus
- Boeing
- Auto industry
- Shell and Schlumberger
- OSG
- Mathworks (MathLab)
- Financial services
- Local Government

Steven - we need new blood

Hiro - Invite Nick Carr?

Monday 17th for next call.

Consolidated Actions:
* Questionnaire template
* Set up mailing list reflector
* Andrew to contact caGrid, NSF, Boeing, NSA and Mathworks
* Ellen to talk to IBM internally for contacts to customers or for prior
use cases.
* Steven to provide a template for the next call.


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