Re-chartered CGL - Conference Call

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John et.al

The time of the call is a bit challenging for European folks. I am sure
Dan Cauchy could breif folks about
SCOPE meeting last week. The primary thing is that SCOPE feels that the
meeting with LF-CGL is needed
around upcoming CGO Gap publication and around cooperation mode.

Cheers

  TimoJ 

-----Original Message-----
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John Cherry
Sent: 20 September, 2007 02:44
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Subject: Re-chartered CGL - Conference Call

Hi all,

The SCOPE meetings are over and I have received quite a bit of feedback
on the CGL re-charter.  To keep some of this momentum, let's plan to
have a CGL conference call early next week (Tuesday).

When: Tuesday, Sept 25th, 4PM (pacific)
      Wednesday, Sept 26th, 8AM (Tokyo)
Number: 1-319-741-8000
Passcode: 819365#

Agenda
======
- Updates from SCOPE meeting (Dan, Timo, Glenn)
- Re-charter
- Leadership team
- Kick off the first steps of CGL 5.0 (division of documents and
  requirement gathering).

We will be getting out the updates to the re-charter text in the next
day or two, so you should have plenty of time to go over it prior to the
conference call next Tuesday.

Let the fun begin!  Talk to you all next week.

https://www.linux-foundation.org/en/Carrier_Grade_Linux

John Cherry
Linux Foundation

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