Re: 1364 Ballot Comment Review meeting

From: Neil Korpusik (Neil.Korpusik@sun.com)
Date: Thu Mar 31 2005 - 17:46:23 PST

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    FYI,

    An excel spreadsheet containing the 1364 ballot feedback can be found here.

       http://www.eda.org/sv/sv-champions/P1364_Committee_Assignments_05_03_29.xls

    Neil

    Neil Korpusik wrote:
    > Hi Shalom,
    >
    > The "quiet period" has ended. All of the committees are now free to
    > openly discuss all of the issues that have been assigned to them.
    >
    > The hope is that many of the easy issues can be addressed in either
    > a one-time 2-hour teleconference call or during the first two hours
    > of the up-coming face to face meeting. It has been suggested that it
    > would be best if a 2-hour teleconference call can be held before the
    > April 7th f2f meeting to specifically focus on the easy items. This
    > will allow updates to be made to the LRM in parallel with further
    > work on the more difficult items.
    >
    > Items flagged as high-priority should be addressed before the
    > others. Items coming from the negative votes are more urgent
    > than those from the positive votes. All high priority items (from
    > either negative or positive votes) are to be considered before
    > the medium priority items.
    >
    > This is my current understanding of the process based on input from
    > the champions and from Johny.
    >
    >
    > Neil
    >
    >
    >
    > Shalom.Bresticker@freescale.com wrote:
    >
    >>Tom,
    >>
    >>The published schedule requires completing the changes by April 12.
    >>
    >>Given that April 7 is over a week from now, I don't see why we could not
    >>start discussing them by email already.
    >>
    >>Shalom
    >>
    >>
    >>On Tue, 29 Mar 2005, Fitzpatrick, Tom wrote:
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>>Hi All,
    >>>
    >>>With the ballot comments received, and the Champions group having done a
    >>>first pass at categorizing the issues, we would like to hold a joint
    >>>BTF/ETF meeting to try and resolve the outstanding issues from the 1364
    >>>ballot. To that end, we will be meeting on Thursday, April 7, at
    >>>noon-5pm EDT (note that clocks "spring forward" on Sunday), 9am-2pm PDT.
    >>>The San Jose contingent can attend in person at Sun (directions to
    >>>follow), while the Massachusetts contingent can attend in person at
    >>>Cadence (directions also to follow). If neither location is convenient,
    >>>there will also be a dial-in number available.
    >>>
    >>>Please RSVP to Neil and myself and let us know if you'll be attending in
    >>>person or by phone. We have a little more cleanup to do on the issues
    >>>list, but I will distribute it in the next day or so. I will only be
    >>>distributing it to folks who RSVP to this invitation. Our goal is to
    >>>come to conclusion on as many of the issues as possible, and for those
    >>>which we can't close, to assign owner(s) to resolve them, before the
    >>>4/18 P1800 meeting, if possible.
    >>>
    >>>Thanks to Neil Korpusik and Victor Berman for arranging the bicoastal
    >>>facilities we'll be using for this meeting.
    >>>
    >>>Thanks,
    >>>-Tom
    >>>
    >>>Tom Fitzpatrick
    >>>Verification Technologist
    >>>Mentor Graphics Corporation
    >>><mailto:tfitz@model.com> tfitz@model.com
    >>>W: (978)448-8797
    >>>C: (978)337-7641
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>
    >>
    > 

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