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Wednesday 20 May |
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1100-1200 |
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Introduction to CalConnect Q&A2 |
1230-1330 |
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Lunch |
1330-1400 |
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Welcome and IOPTEST Summary |
1400-1445 |
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Technical Committee Summaries and IETF Status
A summary of what each Technical Committee (TC) has worked on and the interoperability testing that has taken place. Will also cover new and changed draft specifications, and a description of new "stable" specifications that implementors should begin working on (e.g RSCALE, relationships, etc.)
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1445-1530 |
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Embedding Calendar Data in Media (QRCODE, Data URI)
Using QRcode and data URIs to make calendar data available without networking
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1530-1600 |
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Break and Refreshments |
1600-1645 |
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Investigating Scheduling in Government
Discussion of common issues that affect governmental services, for example health care, appointments with officials; development of use cases, guide to what they could do with calendaring
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1645-1730 |
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Non-member and new member presentations |
1745-1800 |
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Host Presentation |
1800-2000 |
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Welcome Reception3 |
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Thursday 21 May |
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0800-0830 |
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Coffee Service |
0830-0900 |
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Opening |
0900-0945 |
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Changes to the scheduling model
The current - enterprise meeting oriented - scheduling model does not address all current needs, e.g. multiple organizers or no organizer are common models not supported.
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0945-1030 |
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Shared calendars and address books
Issues such as scheduling in shared calendars, address book sharing models (sharing of groups, individual contacts, etc) will be discussed.
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1030-1100 |
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Break and refreshments |
1100-1145 |
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Consensus Scheduling and Office Hours applications (i.e. reverse scheduling)
The use of VPOLL and VAVAILABILITY
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1145-1200 |
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Consensus Scheduling demonstration |
1200-1230 |
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BOF - documentation for "private" specifications |
1230-1330 |
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Lunch |
1330-1415 |
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Identity crisis revisited
Using email addresses from outside your domain as identifiers leads to problems. Many services did so and some are now backing out. How does this affect protocols and services such as iSchedule?
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1415-1500 |
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TC API data model
The first step in producing the new API is to define a concrete data model and Rest/URI mapping actions on that. We will discuss the options available.
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1500-1530 |
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Open BOF |
1530-1600 |
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Break and refreshments |
1600-1630 |
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Calendaring systems in general (solar, luni-solar, etc.)
Discussion of non-Gregorian calendaring systems (from a historical aspect) as well as how the new RSCALE iCalendar spec can be used.
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1630-1700 |
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RSCALE
Implementing recurrences in different calendar scales
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1700-1745 |
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Technical Committee work in a global organization
We now have members/member reps in ten time zones and soon more. What means of working can we develop to allow participation from individuals around the world in the work of our TCs? What are best practices and good approaches?
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1930-2200 |
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Conference Dinner4
Caru' cu bere
Strada Stavropoleos, BucureÅti, Romania
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Friday 22 May |
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0800-0830 |
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Coffee Service |
0830-0900 |
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Opening |
0900-0945 |
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Aligning the task model with project and building management
Adding new properties to describe relationships and status
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0945-1030 |
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iCalendar 3
Is it time to consider a major overhaul of the representation and data model or can we continue to add new features to the current model.
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1030-1100 |
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Break and refreshments |
1100-1145 |
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Security model/technologies for iSchedule and Federated Sharing
Sending sharing invitations and other data requires some degree of security. Some models allow features, such as end to end privacy.
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1145-1230 |
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Sending invitations through something other than e-mail
Email is often not the primary vehicle for messaging among people. Instant messaging and other services should be considered as a way to deliver invitations and notifications. New mime types are one possible solution.
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1230-1330 |
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Lunch |
1330-1415 |
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CalDAV Topics
Progress on the server information specification
Server and client capability matrix
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1415-1500 |
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DEVGUIDE progress
Discuss the progress of the work in the new TC. Solicit additional topics that should be included in the Devguide.
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1500-1530 |
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Technical Committee Directions - goals for the next Conference |
1530-1600 |
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Break and refreshments |
1600-1700 |
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CalConnect Plenary Meeting
Administrative business, coming events, consensus agreements on decisions reached during the week, open floor.
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1700 |
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Close of meeting. |