Shawn... I'm stuck! I really want to collocate a meeting... BUT... how
does it do us any good if the meetings run in parallel? Then someone has
to miss something and the likely resolution is that "FSGers" will go to
FSG and "PWGers" will go to PWG and we might as well not have combined. I
know I would have a very hard time choosing! Ideally, we'd collocate but
not run parallel. This would mean spanning a weekend... but this may not
"sit" well with people (travel, time, extra expenses over the weekend).
Another alternative is to book the weekend, or the Sunday before and
Saturday after. Again... folks grumbling... but we've got to get the work
done somehow!
As far as logistics... we will put up a URL for people to register their
intent to join the meeting. We spread the cost of meeting facilities
across the group so everyone ends up being charged $45-$65/day (depending
on location etc.).
We already have a hotel booked and would have to expand the room block,
meeting space, catering etc. I'm willing to do this... but we need to
decide on the above, quickly!!
Yes, everyone is responsible for their own reservations. We do negotiate a
rate (and a room block) at the hotel where the meeting is held... but some
people will get better rates at nearby hotels according to their corporate
arrangements.
Can you estimate how many people you would have coming to the f2f?
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Harry Lewis
IBM Printing Systems
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"PRATT,SHAWN (HP-Boise,ex1)" <shawn_pratt at hp.com>
01/30/2003 11:03 AM
To: Harry Lewis/Boulder/IBM at IBMUS
cc:
Subject: FW: [printing-meetingnotes] Joint FSG/PWG
face-to-face 31 March t o 4 April 2003
Harry: We have discussed this to some extent back in December. With the
PWG meetings last week over, I would like to see what I need to do to get
connected to the PWG meetings in Washington DC.
At today's Open Printing meeting, this is the proposed schedule we
established. Is it possible to fit into those timeframes?
Do you have a process that I can explain to folks on what they need to do
to
register (hotel, meetings, etc.). I am assuming I handle the meeting
registration for the open printing discussions. I am also assuming each
person needs to book their own hotel registration. How do you cover the
cost of the conference rooms? Is this added to the person's hotel bill?
Thanks,
Shawn Pratt
FSG OpenPrinting Chair
-----Original Message-----
From: McDonald, Ira [mailto:imcdonald at sharplabs.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 10:45 AM
To: 'printing-meetingnotes at freestandards.org'; 'pwg at pwg.org'
Subject: [printing-meetingnotes] Joint FSG/PWG face-to-face 31 March to 4
April 2003
Hi folks,
[Harry Lewis (IBM/PWG Chair) - please touch base with
Shawn Pratt (HP/FSG Open Printing) - thanks]
At today's FSG Open Printing Architecture telecon we
briefly discussed having at least two days of FSG Open
Printing face-to-face meetings in Washington, DC
this spring - the same week as the Printer Working
Group (IEEE/ISTO PWG).
The tentative PWG schedule (from their Web site
just now) is as follows (note that there is not
a PWG UPDF session):
Mon 31 March - Character Repertoires (CR)
- Web-based Device Management
Tue 1 April - PWG Plenary
- IPPFAX WG
Wed 2 April - UPnP (requires UPnP membership)
Thu 3 April - PWG Semantic Model (SM)
(XML schemas of printing operations
and attributes - used by PSI)
Fri 4 April - Print Services Interface (PSI)
(WSDL/SOAP/HTTP print services
using the PWG SM schemas)
A possible FSG Open Printing meeting schedule:
Mon 31 March - FSG OP Plenary
FSG OP PAPI
Tue 1 April - FSG OP JTAPI
FSG OP Printer Driver/Renderer
Wed 2 April - FSG other (TBD)
Comments?
Cheers,
- Ira McDonald
High North Inc
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