There will be a WIMS/PMP conference call at 1PM EST on 3 March 2011.
NOTE: I will not be available for a WIMS conference call on 17 March
(although the working group could certainly have a call without me). The
next WIMS/PMP conference call will be 31 March, in preparation for the
April face-to-face meeting. So please, let us address all items of interest
this Thursday.
Call-in and password numbers are the standards. Email a message to me if you
need them.
The proposed agenda is:
1. Identify Minute-taker
2. Statement that meeting is held in accord with PWG IP Policy
3. Consideration of Agenda
4. Review/Accept February 17 Minutes posted at
ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/wims/minutes/wims_110217.pdf
5. Check on action items:
Ø Action: Ira -Continue work on MFD Alerts as a MIB document; updated draft
reflecting Feb F2F due
Ø Action: Ira, Bill – Contact Peter C. for Security Alerts –prior to
April F2F
Ø Action: Ira, Peter Z. – Formulate Fax Modem Alerts and reflect in Semantic
Model – prior to April F2F
Ø Action: Ira, Rick - CIM Work: Resolve difficulty with remaining CRs.
Ø Action: Ira, Rick - CIM Work: Continue work outline what a CIM printer
profile should contain for April F2F
Ø Action: Ira – Update CMMI Outline - soon
Ø Action: Ira – Provide guidance to Andrew for CMMI SNMP and IPP sections –
Prior to April F2F
Ø Action: Ira – Generate CMMI draft – deferred
Ø Action: Mike - Send MPSA liaison draft (?) Check during SC meeting
Ø Action: Bill - recast extracted data security information from MPSA User
Access Control security article as start to MPSA Data Security article - by
1 March.(Article intended for February not posted yet)
6. Imaging Power specifications. Updated documents? Posting as standards?
7. How to prepare for April F2F – which of the several documents identified
above will be available; how to get the slides ready, etc..
8. Next Steps – Action Items
Thanks,
Bill Wagner, Chairman - Workgroup for Imaging Management Solutions/PWG
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