leaders & administrators meeting

Leaders & AdministratorsJanuary 28, 2008

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Leaders & Administrators Meeting

OBF #101January 28, 2008

Orange County, CA


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Welcome & IntroductionsWelcome & Introductions• OBF Co-Chairs

– Dawn Kaplan (Telcordia)

– Lonnie Keck (AT&T)

• Co-Chairs & Administrators

– Name and Committee

• Welcome NIIF Participants


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ATIS Staff AnnouncementsATIS Staff Announcements

• Ariane Jones, ISOP Administrator for OBF #101• Kerrianne Conn, UOM-ASR Administrator for OBF

#101• Anne Cameron to retire after OBF #101


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Leadership AnnouncementsLeadership Announcements• Steve Edwards (Qwest) was re-elected UOM-ASR

Co-Chair• Dawn Kaplan (Telcordia) was re-elected OBF Co-

Chair.• Syed Mubeen Saifullah (NeuStar) was elected

Wireless Technical Subcommittee Co-Chair.


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Vacancies and Upcoming ElectionsVacancies and Upcoming ElectionsVacancies:• Local Service Migration

Subcommittee – Joe Scolaro (ATIS)– Election will be held when

Subcommittee determines the need to hold meetings again.

• UMA JLT (Dawn Kaplan)• SAG (Chris Read)

Elections:January 2008• Wireless Technical Subcommittee –

Lavinia Rotaru (Sprint)

February 2008• Billing Committee – Erin Bjornberg

(Level 3) May 2008• Subscription – Anna Chadwick

(Embarq)

March 2008• SNAC – Jon Durst (Verizon)• ETB – Todd Christofferson*

(Verizon)• EMI DBUG Subcommittee – Ron

Seigle (Telcordia) • EMI DBUG Subcommittee – Pat

Gregory (MACC)

* Held position for two terms


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Notes ApprovalNotes Approval• Approval of OBF #100 (November 5, 2007) L&A Meeting

Notes


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New ParticipantsNew Participants

• LSOP:– Jeanne Kulesa (Synchronoss Technologies)

– Phuong-Lan Nguyen (NeuStar)


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Committee ReportsCommittee ReportsRemember to Submit Your Committee Report

– Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

– Committee Scheduling • How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF

General Session? • Any items of significance that will dominate the

agenda and when they are scheduled to be discussed?• How long is the committee scheduled to meet and what is

the likelihood that you will either need more time to work or may finish early?

– High-profile Issues


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Committee ReportsCommittee Reports• Billing - Provided

– Erin Bjornberg (Level 3 Communications)

– Larry Martin (Sage Management, Inc)

• ETB - Provided

– Todd Christofferson (Verizon Business)

– Marvin Neal (AT&T)

• IP-NNI - Provided

– Ryan Gfeller (Embarq)

– Dave Whitney (AT&T)

• ISOP - Provided

– Cindy Kalakis (Qwest)

– Beth Welch (Oracle)


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Committee ReportsCommittee Reports• LSOP - Provided

– Sharon Neighbors (AT&T)– Carol Zimmerman (Wisor)

• Message Processing - Provided– Pat Gregory (Mid America Computer Corp)– Barry Richards (Windstream)

• SAG – Sharon van den Berg (TEOCO)

• SNAC – Sheldon Hogueisson (AT&T) – Jon Durst (Verizon Business)

• Subscription– Sue McCormack (Creative Support Solutions) – Anna Chadwick (Embarq)


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Committee ReportsCommittee Reports• UMA JLT - Provided

– Carl Larson (Wisor)– Dawn Kaplan (Telcordia)

• UOM-ASR - Provided– Steve Edwards (Qwest)– Andy Fitzsimmons (Telcordia)

• Wireless - Provided– Sue Tiffany (Sprint Nextel)– Deb Tucker (Verizon Wireless)


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Billing Committee ReportBilling Committee Report• Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence) - None

• Committee Scheduling

• How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF General Session?

• None

• Any items of significance that will dominate the agenda and when they are scheduled to be discussed?

• 4 open issues related to Missoula Phantom Traffic proposal

• How long is the committee scheduled to meet and what is the likelihood that you will either need more time to work or may finish early?

• Meeting through Wednesday at 5:00. Unlikely to finish before Wednesday, however could finish before 5:00.

• High-profile Issues - None


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ETB Committee Report ETB Committee Report • Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

– ETB actively participates in the SAG. The committee also has representatives that are actively apart the UMA Joint Leadership Team. Through the subcommittee EGCS (EDI Guideline Consistency Subcommittee), ETB committee currently is involved with UOM-LSR (ESOC) in cross-committee work, knowledge sharing, and issue resolution as needed. We maybe retiring EGCS later this year pending the last version of ELMS


– How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF General Session?

• No new issues. We have four Open Issues.


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ETB Committee Report ETB Committee Report – Any items of significance that will dominate the agenda and when

they are scheduled to be discussed?• Issue 3053 - ETB will continue with its work on Volume I of

UMA.• Issue 3054 - ETB will further investigate the importance of

creating a business model and industry standard for the EDI 810 transaction set for the telecommunications industry that would be strictly used as a payable to quickly generate an 820.

• Issue 3192 - Update ETB supported EDI Guideline to include the 997 Transaction Set

• Issue 3215 – ETB will continue to assess the creation an 811 TS 50 Series Guideline to Allow for increased Billing and Reporting


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ETB Committee Report ETB Committee Report – How long is the committee scheduled to meet and what is the

likelihood that you will either need more time to work or may finish early?

• We will be meeting until Thursday, January 31 at 5pm. We will have enough time to work on our agenda items.

• High-profile Issues

– No high-profile issues at this time.


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IP-NNI Committee ReportIP-NNI Committee Report• Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

– Service Provider Identification (3073) • Based on feedback from various other committees, the IP-NNI is

placing this issue on hold. – Ordering of IP Services

• Joint OBF IP-NNI/TMOC/IPTV CIO Council Team – Work continues on the IPTV Ordering with APIs document and

will be reviewed in this weeks session.• Quality of Service and IP Ordering

– Continued support is needed from the ISOP and LSOP committees

• Consider what are the next steps needed to establish an ordering mechanism(s) for upcoming IP products and services (EGC).

– NGN Data Exchange and Settlements (2949)• Joint Meetings

– None currently scheduled


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IP-NNI Committee ReportIP-NNI Committee Report• Committee Scheduling

– How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF General Session?

• Not aware of any new issues at this session. – Any items of significance that will dominate the agenda and when

they are scheduled to be discussed? • QoS – ordering related• Baseline document• IPTV Ordering Working Text review

– How long is the committee scheduled to meet and what is the likelihood that you will either need more time to work or may finish early?

• The committee is scheduled to meet through Wednesday


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IP-NNI Committee ReportIP-NNI Committee Report


– All of the Joint team work

– Service Provider Identification

– IP ordering


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ISOP Committee ReportISOP Committee Report • Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

• ISOP continues to schedule joint meetings with UOM-ASR 6 weeks following each general session to review issues in closure

• Committee Scheduling • How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF General

Session? – One new issue for acceptance

• Any items of significance that will dominate the agenda and when they are scheduled to be discussed?

– Mechanization Specifications for ASOG v37 will be completed during this general session vs scheduling a separate meeting

» Scheduled for Monday and Tuesday


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ISOP Committee Report ISOP Committee Report • Committee Scheduling

• How long is the committee scheduled to meet and what is the likelihood that you will either need more time to work or may finish early?

– ISOP is scheduled to meet through Thursday at 5pm and does not plan to finish early

• High-profile Issues• Issue 3203 – ACTI field edit to support roll/groom ordering

activity


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LSOP Committee ReportLSOP Committee Report• Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

– Intermodal Subcommittee Meeting Tuesday, January 29 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

• Committee Scheduling – How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF General

Session?• 1 New Issue

– Any items of significance that will dominate the agenda and when they are scheduled to be discussed?

• LSOG 15 Draft Review• Simple Port Service Request document review

– LSOP held 8 conference calls from December 2007 – January 2008 to address FCC Order 07-188

• LSOG/UOM LSR new mission statement


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LSOP Committee ReportLSOP Committee Report

– How long is the committee scheduled to meet and what is the likelihood that you will either need more time to work or may finish early?

• LSOP is scheduled to meet through Thursday, January 31 until 12:00 PM

• High-profile Issues– FCC Order associated with Porting


23 MeetingDate

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Message Processing Committee ReportMessage Processing Committee Report• Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

– MPC input on IP-NNI and SAG issues• Committee Scheduling

– How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF General Session?• MPC is not meeting face to face at OBF #101• Three virtual meetings were held since OBF #100 (11/15/07,

12/05/07, & 01/09/08)• No new issues are expected to be introduced at the next virtual

meeting– Any items of significance that will dominate the agenda and when they

are scheduled to be discussed?• Next virtual meeting: February 20, 2008• Key agenda item: OBF #101 Readout

• High-profile Issues– None identified


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UMA-JLT Committee ReportUMA-JLT Committee Report• Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

– Convergence Ad Hoc Group: Led for collaborating and coordinating among relevant committees on application tools, automation and data needs (modeling, XML schema, etc) to facilitate the reuse of service enablers and provide appropriate recommendations.


– How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF General Session?• None

– Any items of significance that will dominate the agenda and when they are scheduled to be discussed? • Outcome of meeting with Genuitec re: MyEclipse capabilities

vs. OBF needs


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UMA-JLT Committee ReportUMA-JLT Committee Report

– How long is the committee scheduled to meet and what is the likelihood that you will either need more time to work or may finish early?• Meeting at OBF #100 on Tuesday evening from 5:00 – 6:00

(or later w/ consensus)

• Committee Scheduling (continued)– High-profile Issues

• Led for Convergence Ad Hoc Group work item on XML and data modeling standards and tools

• Sharing of OBF UMA/XML “standards” with other ATIS groups

• Ongoing work with MyEclipse vendor (Genuitec) to allow integrated schema generation from data model

• Information sharing with IIF Metadata Task Force, IPTV Working Group and TMOC regarding work done in OBF.


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• Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

– UMA-JLT Issue 3196 (now in Final Closure):UOM-ASR will implement the recommended namespace change with their ASOG37 deliverables.

– The ATIS Convergence Workshop identified conclusions and actions that may involve UOM-ASR (via UMA-JLT).(Recommendation D: Coordination and standardization of service capabilities and Applications)

– Continuing to provide a leadership role in the UMA-JLT work with Genuitec to enhance MyEclipse.

– Committee will review any necessary correspondence, and have representation at SAG and UMA-JLT.

UOM-ASR Committee ReportUOM-ASR Committee Report


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• Committee Scheduling – How many new Issues are coming in during this OBF

• None anticipated (walk-ins are possible) • UOM-ASR currently has three open issues

– Issue 3136: Modify UOM-ASR Base to consolidate base types

– Issue 3166: Review BASE fields against the ASOG for differences in lengths for DLR Notes and MSG_CODE

– Issue 3197: Modify UOM-ASR Volumes II and III to incorporate changes for ASOG 37



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• Committee Scheduling (cont’)– Any items of significance that will dominate the agenda and when

they are scheduled to be discussed?• Issue 3197: Working session in MyEclipse to produce the

required ASOG37 deliverables. (All week)

– How long is the committee scheduled to meet? What is the likelihood that you will either need more time or finish early?

• Monday (9:00 AM – 2:45 PM)• Tuesday (8:00 AM – 4:30 PM)• Wednesday (8:00 AM – 5:00 PM)• Thursday (8:00 AM – Noon)


– N/A



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Wireless Committee ReportWireless Committee Report• Cross-committee Initiatives (issues, meetings, correspondence)

– Wireless Committee announcement of actions taken to satisfy FCC Ruling FCC 07-188

– Intermodal Subcommittee • FCC Ruling

– Review Wireless Committee and LSOP issues/actions to satisfy the FCC Ruling regarding Validation fields for port requests

– Begin working the new Intermodal Issue created to work the FCC Ruling Validation Fields requirements for intermodal porting

• Committee Scheduling • No new issues • Three issues will dominate the discussion

– Issue 3221 - WICIS Document Changes Directed By FCC 07-188 – Issue 3118 – WICIS Support of Wireline Jeopardy Responses – Issue 3062 – Remove FAX support from WICIS


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Wireless Committee ReportWireless Committee Report• The Wireless Committee will meet Tuesday through Thursday with a

four hour Intermodal meeting scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. The Wireless Committee has a full schedule and expects to finish Thursday afternoon.

– Issues related to the FCC Ruling, FCC 07-188 will dominate the Wireless Committee meeting.


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Committee ReportsCommittee Reports

Look for a new template for CommitteeReports at OBF #102 • Readout template is being modified to eliminate

redundancy with meeting highlights • Would welcome any suggestions, please provide

during Tuesday’s Leaders Meeting


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Issue ObjectiveIssue Objective

• For Issues opened in 2003 and prior, the objective was to move 100% to Final Closure before OBF #89 (end of 2004)– Six Issues still open:

• MPC - 5 Issues (1980, 2182, 2288, 2652, 2653)

– Pending Finalization of EMI Database

• SNAC - 1 Issue (2617)


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Issue ObjectiveIssue ObjectiveIssue Objective • 50% move to Final Closure before the 3rd General Session,

counting the General Session where the Issue was accepted.

• 75% move to Final Closure before the 4th General Session, counting the General Session where the Issue was accepted.

• 100% move to Final Closure before the 7th General Session, counting the General Session where the Issue was accepted.


34= Objectives not achieved = Future due dates

OBF ObjectivesOBF #86

OBF #88

OBF #90

OBF #92

OBF #93

OBF #94

OBF #95

OBF #96

OBF #97

OBF #98

OBF #99

OBF #100

Total Issues 37 38 35 43 41 35 25 31 17 27 28 27

50% by 3rd OBF 48% 53% 79% 84% 63% 60% 76% 61% 71% 74% 61% 63%

75% by 4th OBF 76% 66% 91% 88% 71% 74% 88% 71% 94% 81%

100% by 7th OBF 100% 97% 100% 98% 98% 86% 96% 77% 94%

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OBF COMMITTEE OPEN ISSUES as of January 14, 2008

OBF #86

OBF #88

OBF #90

OBF #92

OBF #93

OBF #94

OBF #95

OBF#96

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OBF#100 Total

Billing 3 1 2 6

ETB 2 1 1 4

IP-NNI 1 1 1 3

ISOP 1 1 2

LSOP 3 3 6

MPC 1 1

SNAC 4 4

SAG 0

SUB 2 1 5 1 9

UOM-LSR 1 1

UOM-ASR 1 1 1 3

WIR 1 1 1 1 4

Total 0 1 0 1 1 5 1 7 1 5 11 10 43


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Issue ObjectiveIssue ObjectiveIssues that missed the 100% Objective• 1 Issue from OBF #86 closed since OBF #100!

– SNAC: Issue 2756 SMS Hardware and Software Upgrades

• 1 Issue from OBF #88 (none closed since OBF #99)

– MPC: Issue 2839 Remove the 365127 record from the EMI (Initial Pending)

• 1 Issue from OBF #90 closed since OBF #100!– SNAC: Issue 2877 Toll Free Service and ENUM

Implications


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Issue ObjectiveIssue ObjectiveIssues that missed the 100% Objective• 1 Issue from OBF #92 (none closed since OBF #99)

– IP-NNI: Issue 2949 Intercompany Data Exchange for Packet Based Services

• 1 Issue from OBF #93 (IP-NNI closed 1 since OBF #100!)

– WIR: Issue 3029 Wireless documentation for mapping between WICIS and LSOG


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Issue ObjectiveIssue ObjectiveIssues that missed the 100% Objective• 5 Issues from OBF #94 (none closed since OBF #99)

– ETB: Issue 3053 Explore XML options as a billing forum– ETB: Issue 3054 Explore the creation of a business model for

the EDI 810 transaction set– IP-NNI: Issue 3057 NGN Focus Groups Gap Analysis: Work

Item F in Section 7.5.3 QoS resource Management– ISOP: Issue 3047 ASOG: Remove data elements that are no

longer pertinent to the ASR process– WIR: Issue 3062 Remove FAX support from WICIS

• 1 Issue from OBF #95– IP-NNI: Issue 3073 Standard Provider IDs for Related

Services


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Issue ObjectiveIssue Objective7 Issues from OBF #96 need to be resolved to meet

100% Objective at OBF #102• SNAC: Issue 3119 Industry Standardization of Toll Free Aggregated

Traffic• SNAC: Issue 3120 TF Industry VOIP Originating ANI Requirement • SNAC: Issue 3121 Customer/Carrier Protection via CIC Management

Tools • SNAC: Issue 3122 SNAC /SMT and NFPC Industry Interface Agreements• Subscription: Issue 3112 CARE Usage reference to S/L Identifier in

Section 8.8 • Subscription: Issue 3113 CARE Usage reference to PICC End User

Notification Date and PICC End User Termination Date• Wireless: Issue 3118 WICIS Support of Wireline Jeopardy Responses


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Issue ObjectiveIssue Objective• Completion of Committee Issue work in a timely

manner also part of 2004 - 2006 OBF Objectives– Three part Issue closure objective began with Issues

opened at OBF #84 and applied to Issues opened at subsequent OBFs

– 40 milestones have passed since then

– 25 of these objectives (63%) have been met


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2008 Issue Objective2008 Issue Objective• Completion of Committee Issue work in a timely manner

identified in 2008 OBF Objectives

• New process has been developed to manage issue tracking using the Targeted Resolution Date field


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2008 Issue Objective2008 Issue Objective• During OBF 101 all open Issues must have Targeted

Resolution Date populated to facilitate new Issue tracking process

• During Issue acceptance, ensure all new Issues have this field populated

• Metrics on success in meeting this objective will be included in new L&A Committee Report

• Action plans required when Targeted Resolution Date is missed or changed. Targeted Resolution Date may only be changed upon approval of action plan.


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CorrespondenceCorrespondenceNumber of Correspondences for reporting period November 5, 2007 through January 28, 2008:

Sent: 10Received: 11

Please note:(S) represents Sent Correspondence(R) represents Received Correspondence


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CorrespondenceCorrespondence• 07Nov06-R IIF to OBF regarding XML Schema Documentation• 07Nov12-R ATIS Legal to OBF regarding FCC Order 07-188

with several updates from OBF to the LNPA Working Group regarding the OBF Path Forward and Implementation Plans concerning FCC Order 07-188 (07Nov16-S, 07Dec18-S, and 08Jan07-S) as well as ATIS Legal’s filing with the FCC providing the ATIS OBF Simple Port Service Request Preparation Guide Practice 08Jan17-R

• 07Nov27-S and 07Nov28-2S OBF Message Processing and Billing Committees to NIIF and NIOC Co-Chairs regarding Issue 0246 - Jurisdiction Information Parameter (JIP) Population Rules when VoIP Technology is Involved for Some Portion of the Call


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CorrespondenceCorrespondence• 07Nov28-1S OBF to Carolyn Staley, SMT Point of Contact

regarding First Quarter 2008 SNAC Meeting and her response 07Dec26-R

• 07Dec05-S OBF to TMOC regarding a request to withdraw TMOC Documents

• 07Dec06-R TMOC CLDR regarding the Implementation of Combined Entity Company Codes

• 07Dec17-S and 08Jan02-R between OBF and NICC B2B Working Group regarding setting up a liaison

• 07Dec21-R ATIS Legal to OBF regarding the FCC ruling on the Exchange of Customer Account Information Between Local Exchange Carriers


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CorrespondenceCorrespondence• 08Jan02-S To ATIS OBF Member Companies regarding

Notification to Discontinue Publishing New Local Service Order and Pre-Order Standards for EDI and CORBA Interface Specifications

• 08Jan08-S OBF to IIF, NGN-FG, TMOC, PTSC, & IVCR-FG regarding OBF Issue #3073 - Standard Provider IDs for IP Related Services

• 08Jan16-R Maria Estefania (ATIS VP – Standards Development) regarding ATIS Convergence Workshop Conclusions and Actions

• 08Jan18-R Susan Miller (ATIS President and CEO) on behalf of the CIO Council regarding CIO Council Initiative Regarding IPTV


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CorrespondenceCorrespondence• 08Jan25-1R ATIS Legal filing with the FCC regarding a

Recommendation for Improving Toll Free Service • 08Jan25-2R TMOC soliciting input regarding API Ordering Path

Forward to focus the work of the IPTV OSS Joint Team


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OBF #101 EventsOBF #101 Events• Full SAG: Monday, January 28, 3:00 – 5:00 PM

in Garden 2-3

• UMA JLT: Tuesday, January 29, 5:00 – 6:30 PM in Madrid


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AnnouncementsAnnouncements• Committees should identify Joint Meetings to be

scheduled at AMOC by the end of their Committee Meeting.– What Committees

– Proposed date and length of meeting

– Subject

• No Meeting Highlights due for OBF #101, new template to be provided for OBF #102


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Tuesday Leaders MeetingTuesday Leaders Meeting

• To be held from 7:30 to 8:00 AM in Hunter Ballroom A – Feedback to develop new Committee Report template

– Feedback on new Correspondence slides

– Feedback on Issue tracking process change

– General Committee Input and Open Discussion


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OBF 2008 Meeting DatesOBF 2008 Meeting DatesAssociated Activity OBF #101 OBF #102

Pre-Meeting OBF Start Date January 28, 2008 April 28, 2008

Meeting Materials Submission Date 14 days prior Monday January 14, 2008 Monday April 14, 2008

Agenda Package Posting to Website

As Soon as Practical after

submission date Friday January 18, 2008As Soon As Practical after

April 14, 2008

Post-Meeting OBF End-Date January 31, 2008 May 1, 2008

Meeting Notes Packets and Attendee List

Posted to Web 14 days after Friday February 15, 2008 Friday May 16, 2008

Final Closure Issues Email Reminder

14 days after Notes Posted Friday February 29, 2008 Monday June 2, 2008

Issues Move to Final Closure

21 days after Notes Posted Friday March 7, 2008 Monday June 9, 2008

Final Closure Email to Participants

Following business day

after FC Monday March 10, 2008 Tuesday June 10, 2008

All intervals referenced are calendar days either before or after the General Session unless otherwise noted. The deadline is by 5:00 PM (ET) on the day specified.


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2008 General Sessions2008 General Sessions• OBF #102 at the Annual Meeting Of Committees

– April 28-May 2

– Hyatt Regency Miami and Convention Center

– Tentative Schedule of Events• L&A Meeting on Monday AM only

• Annual Awards Luncheon - Tuesday, April 29, 12:30 – 2:30PM

• Leadership Training Session – Wednesday, April 30, 7:30 – 9:00AM

• AMOC Participants Reception – Wednesday, April 30, after 6:00PM

• Also note that the date/time of a potential joint meeting on Convergence is yet to be determined.


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2008 General Sessions2008 General Sessions

• OBF #103 – Hotel Contessa in San Antonio, Texas

– August 4-7, 2008

– Room rate $139


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Open DiscussionOpen Discussion• Q&A

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Documents

correspondence committee

new issues

obf general session

open issues

uomasr administrator

noneany items of significance

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