Mountain View Alliance

[henry.turko@xxxxxxx (henry.turko@xxxxxxx)]

John,
That's great news.
Are you referring to the MVA CEC? www.MVACEC.com/2008/home/ then look at
the call for papers and the agenda overview.
 
Henry

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Henry, 

Sorry if I ruffled any feathers! Based on meetings/conferences I have
attended lets say that the more hardware focused groups (PICMG, SCOPE
etc.) seems to have a larger presence ;-) 

With that said, Ed Bizari and I will engage with MVA to promote CGL.
There is a conference in March - we will likely present a paper on the
state of LF and CGL. 

Ed will coordinate with Glenn over the next few days. 

Thanks 
jjg 




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Ai All, 
  
The MVA is in fact not dominated by HW centric folks but if it appears
to be it shouldn't 
Half of the MVA SIGs are in fact SW centric groups such as SCOPE,
SAForum, TMF (new), LF (inactive) and OCAF (inactive). 
The MVA would welcome a more active LF since our goal is to optimize the
effectiveness of our member SIGs which are in Open Specifications and
Open Source SW. 
  
We welcome and look forward to an active involvement by LF which we
believe will result in a more successful Open Source / Open
Specification ecosystem. 
  

Henry Turko
Nokia Siemens Networks
313 Fairchild Dr.
Mountain View, CA 94043
Mobile (650) 714-5490
henry.turko@xxxxxxx 


  

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Peter/Glen, 

We are pretty active with MVA. We are members and Ed Bizari (PTI's VP of
Sales and Mkt) attends most all the events; I have done a few as well. I
will discuss this with Ed and I believe we (PTI) can engage and keep CGL
in front of MVA. 

I agree with Peters observations. The MVA (aka Consortium of
Consortiums) is pretty much dominated by HW centric folks. But, it would
be good to keep engaged with them. 

I will post another response next Tuesday. 

Cheers 
John Grana 
jjg@xxxxxx 



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Seiler, Glenn wrote:
> Hey guys, now that we are starting to coalesce back into a team, I was
> wondering 1) if anyone was actively engaging with Mountain View
Alliance
> on behalf of LF or CGLWG and/or 2) if no one is, do we want to?
> 

Glenn,
I had attended most MVA conf calls through the end of August, haven't 
been on since due to travel but am on mailing list.  However, I was only

representing OCAF and didn't speak for LF.  MVA CEC planning is hot and 
heavy right now and if we want to inject LF/CGL content we need to 
decide ASAP.

However, from an attention-getting viewpoint, from my experience at MVA 
CEC earlier this year I didn't think we got much attention.  Most of the

audience didn't seem to care much.  This is NOT because they dislike 
CGL, but because much of it was HW component people that don't care 
about any OS.  But if we could come up with something 'cheap' (or 
better, free as in beer) fine by me.

I'm not saying I want to be the LF/CGL rep to MVA, in fact, I'm trying 
to get myself off of it for OCAF (as it is Marketing and that isn't my 
primary focus.)

> This is exclusively a marketing and awareness exercise. So don't
really
> need technical muscle for this.
> 
> As you may remember, I jumped in back at the beginning of the year and
> represented OSDL/LF in order to get the CGL 4.0 launch out. But after
> the merger and the discontinuance of the old CGLWG, I sort of quit
> engaging. I am not even sure I am really "authorized" any more to
> represent LF or CGLWG.
> 
> This may be an interesting discussion point for one of our next calls.
> They are starting to get the MVACEC wound up for next year, and they
are
> still using an old LF logo that I'm pretty sure is not the current
one.
> Now that we are getting whole again, we should consider re-engaging.
> 
> -glenn
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