14:57:08 RRSAgent has joined #egov 14:57:08 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/06/03-egov-irc 14:57:10 RRSAgent, make logs public 14:57:12 Zakim, this will be EGOV 14:57:12 ok, trackbot; I see T&S_EGOV()11:00AM scheduled to start in 3 minutes 14:57:13 Meeting: eGovernment Interest Group Teleconference 14:57:13 Date: 03 June 2009 15:01:48 T&S_EGOV()11:00AM has now started 15:01:56 +[CTIC] 15:03:13 + +1.202.731.aaaa 15:03:20 zakim, [CTIC] is josema 15:03:21 +josema; got it 15:03:49 - +1.202.731.aaaa 15:04:11 + +1.202.731.aabb 15:06:50 + +0203334aacc 15:07:11 zakim, aabbis kevin 15:07:11 I don't understand 'aabbis kevin', josema 15:07:15 zakim, aabb is kevin 15:07:15 +kevin; got it 15:07:22 zakim, aacc is john 15:07:22 +john; got it 15:07:26 zakim, who's here? 15:07:26 On the phone I see josema, kevin, john 15:07:27 On IRC I see RRSAgent, Zakim, josema, trackbot 15:07:31 john has joined #egov 15:13:19 scribe: joseam 15:13:23 scribe: josema 15:13:28 chair: kevin, john 15:16:19 lol! 15:18:09 topic: "opengov dinner" 15:18:55 kevin: chat with other government stakeholders on how things are evolving (Adobe, CDT, Sunlight...) 15:19:21 s/chat/I had a chat 15:20:09 ...talk on opendata, discussions on business perspective 15:20:43 ...on what's the long term impact for industry 15:21:35 ...again on the "how" to move from the generic ideas to the practical stuff 15:22:33 ...reinforces the points we made on the paper, people read it, found it useful 15:23:11 john: very interesting stuff, how to move from strategy to implemented systems 15:24:47 kevin: also discussion about the dialogue, some points Beth made on the blog post recently 15:24:49 [http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/Wrap-Up-of-the-Open-Government-Brainstorming-Transparency/] 15:27:14 john: one of things one need to do is to engineer processes in the system and get that kind of cultural change 15:27:24 ...and that's hard to do, means cultural change 15:27:34 kevin: agree 15:28:00 ...creating this line of business is hard 15:28:07 s/line/lines 15:28:25 ...sometimes people and power located at different agencies 15:30:04 john: one of the things that interesting me about transparency is how to connect it to public policy outcomes 15:30:14 ...e.g. better spending of public money 15:30:32 ...one way of achieving transparency is to put up data on the Web 15:30:43 ...but then it's the question "so what?" 15:30:52 ...what's the next part of journey looks like? 15:31:02 ...and that's hard 15:31:33 rrsagent, draf minutes 15:31:33 I'm logging. I don't understand 'draf minutes', josema. Try /msg RRSAgent help 15:31:38 rrsagent, draft minutes 15:31:38 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/06/03-egov-minutes.html josema 15:32:28 topic: open data 15:32:45 ...what datasets? what for? what's the expected final result? 15:32:56 kevin: great point 15:33:13 ...challenge is that some people in charge are technologists 15:33:27 ...difficult form them to understand government business 15:33:32 john: agree 15:33:52 ...coming from tech perspective myself 15:34:02 ...have seen people does not care 15:34:07 ...there are bigger challenges 15:34:30 kevin: right, e.g. cloud computing, well, a buzzword 15:34:36 ...but what's in it for gov? 15:34:42 ...would like to hear more of that 15:35:06 john: someone could say it reduces total cost of ownership and a number of other things 15:35:24 ...in terms of OGD reason is because improves some public policy outcomes 15:35:33 ...totally different type of thinking 15:35:39 ...not about lowering costs 15:37:22 john: we tried to highlight some of this in the Note 15:37:54 kevin: I'm glad we did not go very technical there 15:38:08 topic: re-chartering 15:38:34 kevin: working on a draft charter based on previous discussion with Comm and you 15:39:05 ...need to state goals clearly, e.g. need funding 15:39:45 its ok for me 15:39:58 -josema 15:40:01 had trouble earlier in the call 15:40:26 +josema 15:41:57 ...we might need something about protoyping 15:42:23 ...jose and I discussed a bit about this, and thought of 3 stages 15:42:37 ...no money: some smaller thing 15:42:42 ...money: a bigger one 15:42:52 john: right, need a consistent plan 15:43:00 s/need/we need 15:46:05 [kevin, tim likely to meet next week] 15:48:08 [some discussion on whether we should have 3 TFs: OGD, Interop, Web Design + Development] 15:48:25 john: I like OGD and WDD, a bit worried about interop 15:48:52 ...interop is easy to say, difficult to define, *big* issue 15:49:01 ...lots of stuff in there 15:51:42 josema: interop from different POVs 15:52:00 ...talked in the past much about front-end, big issue on its own 15:52:09 ...back-end *huge* 15:52:35 kevin: we could focus on the things they have to deliver 15:52:44 ...e.g. the data.gov kind of thing 15:53:44 john: I mostly care about OGD, as you know 15:53:51 jose: me mostly 15:54:07 ...let's try a different approach, what would be the deliverables? 15:54:10 for me, ogd design patterns - likewise, why not web design patterns? 15:54:25 I very much like that! 15:55:13 john has joined #egov 15:55:18 kevin: not big deliverable, small docs, maybe kind of EricP W3C Tech Survey thing 15:57:46 [maybe better two than three] 15:58:42 yes 15:58:59 finally got it! :) 15:59:18 [we could split interop into two, some of it goes to TF1, some to TF3, then no TF2] 16:02:48 [kevin to draft charter with two TFs in mind] 16:04:56 [ADJOURNED] 16:05:24 -josema 16:05:25 -kevin 16:05:28 -john 16:05:30 T&S_EGOV()11:00AM has ended 16:05:34 Attendees were +1.202.731.aaaa, josema, +1.202.731.aabb, +0203334aacc, kevin, john 16:05:36 zakim, list attendees 16:05:36 sorry, josema, I don't know what conference this is 16:05:46 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:05:46 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/06/03-egov-minutes.html josema 16:35:36 rrsagent, bye 16:35:37 I see no action items