More about First Interop Sponsored by Calendaring & Scheduling Consortium
"David C. Thewlis" <[email protected]> Thu, 22 Apr 2004 10:06:34 -0700
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I'm very pleased to announce that the first Interop, and the public launch of the Consortium, will be hosted by the University of California at Berkeley, and will take place on the Berkeley campus. UCB has reserved the three proposed date ranges that I mentioned in the last e-mail: Thursday-Friday 27-28 May Thursday-Friday 8-9 July Thursday-Friday 29-30 July In all three cases the public launch event will take place the day before in the late afternoon/early evening. There has been some discussion about the value of having the event just prior to the IETF meeting in San Diego on 1-6 August; the late July dates would do this, and would allow participants to readily come into the Bay Area for the Interop and then drop down to San Diego on Saturday for the IETF meeting. On the other hand we've gotten some comments about wanting to have an Interop as quickly as possible. We are waiting to do a final determination until we've gotten a bit more feedback from the discussion list as to possible/probable participation and preferred dates. Please let me know or comment by the end of April; if we do go with late May we need to move very fast indeed, and in any case it's only fair to let UCB know the final choice as soon as we can. The new Consortium website is up at www.calconnect.org and we're putting more information on as rapidly as we can; you can also join the Consortium online ;-) Many thanks to the folks at the University of California at Berkeley. Dave Thewlis The Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium