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 Co-chair roles and responsibilities are less formal in an OMG Working Group than they are in a Special Interest Group or Task Force. There are no formal policies and procedures about the organization of a WG. However, it is our intent to periodically ask CWG members to formally elect the group'​s co-chairs. Co-chair roles and responsibilities are less formal in an OMG Working Group than they are in a Special Interest Group or Task Force. There are no formal policies and procedures about the organization of a WG. However, it is our intent to periodically ask CWG members to formally elect the group'​s co-chairs.
  
-As of March 2021, membership in the CWG is open, free, and not restricted to holders of an OMG membership. However, co-chairs must be from an OMG member company. ​//You should expect to see some change to the status of OMG working groups during 2021, mostly to better manage intellectual property generated by such groups.//+As of March 2021, membership in the CWG is open, free, and not restricted to holders of an OMG membership. However, co-chairs must be from an OMG member company.
  
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 ===== 3. Meetings ===== ===== 3. Meetings =====
  
-The CWG largely operates through work performed "​off-line"​ by its members, such as the writing and editing of discussion papers.+The CWG largely operates through work performed "​off-line"​ by its members, such as the writing and editing of discussion papers. In addition, "​information sessions"​ (status review and discussion of the CWG's roadmap) are held during regular OMG meetings, usually on Wednesday mornings, and are announced on the OMG meeting agenda. See [[https://​www.omg.org/​events|omg.org/​events]] for the dates and locations of the next meetings.
  
-In addition, status reviews and discussions of the CWG's roadmap will occur during regular OMG meetings. The initial cadence of meetings, agreed at the 25 Sep 2018 kickoff meeting in Ottawa, is: +Below is a table of reports from prior longer ​meetings:
-  * a face-to-face meeting (half a day or a full day) during the [[http://​www.omg.org/​events|quarterly OMG meeting week]], typically on Tuesday; +
-  * teleconferences as required between OMG meetings. +
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-Our next OMG Cloud WG meetings are scheduled for: +
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-===2022=== +
-  * Week of June 20-24, Orlando, FL, USA +
-  * Week of Sep. 19-23, Burlingame, CA, USA +
-  * Week of Dec. 5-9, Austin, TX, USA +
-  * Week of Mar. 20-24, 2023, Reston, VA, USA +
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-The agenda of our meetings generally follows this pattern: +
-  * Welcome and Introductions +
-  * Review of papers completed or started during the previous quarter +
-  * Special presentation(s) by one or more Cloud WG members, special guests, or representatives of organizations we have a liaison with +
-  * Review of the potential upcoming paper, participant feedback and prioritization,​ new suggestions,​ etc. +
-  * Discussion of other actions (events, standards efforts, etc.) +
-  * Agenda items for the following face-to-face meeting. +
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-Below is a table of reports from prior meetings:+
   * green links point to sub-pages in this wiki   * green links point to sub-pages in this wiki
   * blue links point to OMG documents or Google Docs notes   * blue links point to OMG documents or Google Docs notes
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 ^Year ^Quarter ^Link ^Remarks ^ ^Year ^Quarter ^Link ^Remarks ^
 +| 2022 | Q3 | [[https://​www.omgwiki.org/​agendas/​2022Q3/​CloudWGCalendar.html| Agenda]] | Expect minutes in October |
 +| 2022 | Q2 | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cgi-bin/​doc?​cwg/​22-07-01.pdf|Notes from the CWG meeting on 22 Jun 2022]] |
 | 2022 | Q1 | [[https://​www.omgwiki.org/​agendas/​2022Q1/​CloudWGCalendar.html|Agenda of March 23 meeting]] | | | 2022 | Q1 | [[https://​www.omgwiki.org/​agendas/​2022Q1/​CloudWGCalendar.html|Agenda of March 23 meeting]] | |
 | 2021 | Q4 |{{wiki:​20211207-omgcloudwg-minutes.pdf|Notes from the CWG meeting on 07 Dec 2021}} |Draft| | 2021 | Q4 |{{wiki:​20211207-omgcloudwg-minutes.pdf|Notes from the CWG meeting on 07 Dec 2021}} |Draft|
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 |2019 | Q3 | [[Notes from the CWG meeting on 24 Sep 2019 in Nashville]] | | |2019 | Q3 | [[Notes from the CWG meeting on 24 Sep 2019 in Nashville]] | |
 |2019 | Q2 | [[Notes from the CWG meeting on 18 June 2019 in Amsterdam]] | |  |2019 | Q2 | [[Notes from the CWG meeting on 18 June 2019 in Amsterdam]] | | 
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 | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​cloud-customer-architecture-for-securing-workloads-on-cloud-services.htm|Cloud Customer Architecture for Securing Workloads on Cloud Services]] | 1.0 | Apr<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2017| |  2,024 |  252 | | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​cloud-customer-architecture-for-securing-workloads-on-cloud-services.htm|Cloud Customer Architecture for Securing Workloads on Cloud Services]] | 1.0 | Apr<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2017| |  2,024 |  252 |
 | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​cloud-customer-architecture-for-web-application-hosting.htm|Cloud Customer Architecture for Web Application Hosting]] | 2.0 | 2016 | |  1,956 |  129 | | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​cloud-customer-architecture-for-web-application-hosting.htm|Cloud Customer Architecture for Web Application Hosting]] | 2.0 | 2016 | |  1,956 |  129 |
-| [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​interoperability-and-portability-for-cloud-computing-a-guide.htm|Interoperability and Portability for Cloud Computing: A Guide]] | 2.0 | Dec<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2017 | |  3,419 |  328 | 
 | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​migrating-applications-to-public-cloud-services-roadmap-for-success.htm|Migrating Applications to Public Cloud Services: Roadmap for Success]] | 2.0 | Feb<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2018 | |  4,453 |  236 | | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​migrating-applications-to-public-cloud-services-roadmap-for-success.htm|Migrating Applications to Public Cloud Services: Roadmap for Success]] | 2.0 | Feb<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2018 | |  4,453 |  236 |
 | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​migrating-applications-to-the-cloud-assessing-performance-and-response-time-requirements.htm|Migrating Applications to the Cloud: Assessing Performance and Response Time Requirements]] | 1.0 | Oct<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2014 | |  1,261 |  90 | | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​migrating-applications-to-the-cloud-assessing-performance-and-response-time-requirements.htm|Migrating Applications to the Cloud: Assessing Performance and Response Time Requirements]] | 1.0 | Oct<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2014 | |  1,261 |  90 |
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 | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​the-state-and-future-of-cyber-insurance.htm|The State and Future of Cyber Insurance]] | 1.0 | Dec 2020 | |  195 |  195 | | [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​the-state-and-future-of-cyber-insurance.htm|The State and Future of Cyber Insurance]] | 1.0 | Dec 2020 | |  195 |  195 |
 | [[https://​www.omg.org/​members/​cgi-bin/​doc?​mars/​21-02-01.pdf|Collected Cloud Computing References]] | 1.0 | Jan<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2021 | |  | [[https://​www.omg.org/​members/​cgi-bin/​doc?​mars/​21-02-01.pdf|Collected Cloud Computing References]] | 1.0 | Jan<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2021 | | 
-| [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​NFTs-and-Cyber-Insurance-mars-21-09-07.pdf|NFTs and Cyber Insurance]] | 1.0 | Sep<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2021 | |  4 |  4 | +| [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​NFTs-and-Cyber-Insurance-mars-21-09-07.pdf|NFTs and Cyber Insurance]] | 1.0 | Sep<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2021 | |  4 |  4 
 +| [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​Anything-as-a-Service-Glossary-22-06-08.pdf|XaaS (Anything as a Service) Glossary]] | 1.0 | Jun<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2022 | | | | 
 +| [[https://​www.omg.org/​cloud/​deliverables/​interoperability-and-portability-for-cloud-computing-a-guide.htm|Interoperability and Portability for Cloud Computing: A Guide]] | 3.0 | Dec<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2022 | | | | 
 +| [[https://​www.omg.org/​cgi-bin/​doc?​mars/​2022-12-14|Proposal for a Standard Template for Cloud Service Agreements]] | 1.0 | Dec<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2022 | | | | 
 +| [[https://​www.omg.org/​cgi-bin/​doc?​mars/​23-12-05|Domain Taxonomies for Cloud Data Governance]] | 1.0 | Dec<​html>&​nbsp;</​html>​2023 | | | |
  
 === 4.1.2. Papers or RFIs Proposed or in Progress === === 4.1.2. Papers or RFIs Proposed or in Progress ===
  
 ^ Title ^ Leaders ^ Kick-off ^ External Draft ^ Planned Vote ^ ^ Title ^ Leaders ^ Kick-off ^ External Draft ^ Planned Vote ^
-| **Practical Guide to Data Governance ​in the Cloud** | Jean-Claude Franchitti | Mar 2021 | May 2022 | June 2022? | +| **AI in the Cloud** | Lisa Schenkewitz | Jan 2024 Jun 2024 Sep 2024 |
-| **Cloud Interoperability and Portability (v3.0)** | Lisa Schenkewitz ​| May 2022 | June 2022 | ? | +
-| **Cloud Service Agreement Standard Template** (RFC?) | Claude Baudoin, Troy Anderson ​| Jan 2022 | Aug 2022 | Dec 2022 | +
-| [[https://​docs.google.com/​document/​d/​1o8YQ2_2d6kcyq6Z_mxcRSw3ECpqEFanXU4YshgQp6N4/​edit?​usp=sharing|** Glossary of XaaS **]] | Karolyn Schalk (?), Claude Baudoin //et al.// | January 2022 May 2022 June 2022 |+
  
 When new papers are released, they may supersede similar considerations previously included in some other papers, in which case those will need to be revised accordingly in due time. When new papers are released, they may supersede similar considerations previously included in some other papers, in which case those will need to be revised accordingly in due time.
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 The roadmap for the next cycles (reviewed at each meeting) currently includes: The roadmap for the next cycles (reviewed at each meeting) currently includes:
   * The December 2018 meeting raised the need for a **Catalog of Cloud Standards**.   * The December 2018 meeting raised the need for a **Catalog of Cloud Standards**.
-  * The revised **Interoperability Paper** should add a new scenario about data migration, and mention //​interoperability patterns//. 
  
 === 4.1.3. Important Points about the OMG Publication Process === === 4.1.3. Important Points about the OMG Publication Process ===
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     * The final draft should be distributed four weeks before the vote starts.     * The final draft should be distributed four weeks before the vote starts.
     * An e-mail vote will then be administered using normal OMG poll procedures.     * An e-mail vote will then be administered using normal OMG poll procedures.
-  * //The OMG standard footer at the bottom of the cover page of a Discussion Paper says that it is not an official position of the OMG.// 
-    * The OMG Technical Director agrees that we want to change this message, which weakens the document, but a new version has not been offered as of March 2021. 
-    * The standard copyright language on page 3 can occasionally be counter-productive,​ and exceptions can be granted by OMG's Counsel on a case by case basis. paper, for which we precisely wanted to  
  
 ==== 4.2. RFIs, RFCs and RFPs ==== ==== 4.2. RFIs, RFCs and RFPs ====
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 ==== 5.2. Contributing to this Wiki ==== ==== 5.2. Contributing to this Wiki ====
 The following people are currently able to edit this wiki directly, and more will be added as appropriate:​ The following people are currently able to edit this wiki directly, and more will be added as appropriate:​
-  * Claude Baudoin ​and Karolyn Schalk ​(co-chairs)+  * Claude Baudoin (co-chair)
  
 Others should be able to use the discussion box to suggest changes, and the authors will implement the changes or discuss them with the authors of the suggestions. //If you encounter any difficulty doing so, please contact// [[[email protected]?​subject=OMG%20CWG%20Wiki|Claude Baudoin]]. Others should be able to use the discussion box to suggest changes, and the authors will implement the changes or discuss them with the authors of the suggestions. //If you encounter any difficulty doing so, please contact// [[[email protected]?​subject=OMG%20CWG%20Wiki|Claude Baudoin]].
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 ==== 6.2. ANSI Standards ==== ==== 6.2. ANSI Standards ====
  
-ANSI X9 (Accredited Standards Committee on Financial Services) has been preparing, since mid-2020, a new standard called X9.125 on cloud security and cryptography for financial institutions. Claude Baudoin is a member of the authoring team and has ensured that input provided by several members of OMG's Cloud WG was incorporated into the standard. The development ​work should complete ​in Q2 or Q3 2022.+ANSI X9 (Accredited Standards Committee on Financial Services) has been preparing, since mid-2020, a new standard called X9.125 on cloud security and cryptography for financial institutions. Claude Baudoin is a member of the authoring team and has ensured that input provided by several members of OMG's Cloud WG was incorporated into the standard. The development ​was completed ​in Q3 2023. 
 ==== 6.3 Other Guidelines ==== ==== 6.3 Other Guidelines ====
  
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 Help us populate this section by sending event listings to the CWG co-chairs. If you attend an event, please take notes and transform them into a subpage of this wiki (we'll explain how -- see Section 5.2). Help us populate this section by sending event listings to the CWG co-chairs. If you attend an event, please take notes and transform them into a subpage of this wiki (we'll explain how -- see Section 5.2).
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-COVID-19 has caused all in-person events to be cancelled since March 2020. Many events became virtual and registration fees are drastically lower (sometimes zero), for those virtual events. This provides an opportunity to stay informed of trends and use cases at low cost. 
  
 ^ Event ^ Dates ^ Location ^ Notes ^ ^ Event ^ Dates ^ Location ^ Notes ^
-| [[https://fcrlab.unime.it/ccgrid22| IEEE/ACM Intl Symposium on Cluster, Cloud and Internet Computing]] | May 16-29, 2022 | Messina, IT | The symposium serves as an international discussion for sharing research and successful internet and cloud computing strategiesThe symposium has been held every year since 2001, and this 2022 conference will be held in Italy. | +| [[https://parsec.unicampania.it/workshops/index.php/swism/swism24SWISM]] | July 3-52024 Taiwan ​| The International Workshop on Semantic Web/​Cloud ​Information ​and Services Discovery ​and Management (SWISM-2024) brings together ​scientistsengineerscomputer users and students ​to exchange and share their experiencesnew ideas, and research results about all aspects of intelligent methods applied ​to Web- and Cloud-based systems, and to discuss the practical challenges encountered ​and the solutions adopted. |
-| [[https://events.linuxfoundation.org/​kubecon-cloudnativecon-europe/​KubeCon/​CloudNativeCon]] | May 16-202022 Virtual/​Valencia,​ Spain | The Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s flagship conference gathers adopters and technologists from leading open source and cloud native communities in Valencia, Spain in May 2022. Join us as our community gathers for four days to further the education and advancement of cloud native computing. | +
-| [[https://​conferences.computer.org/​cloud/​2022/​|IEEE ​Cloud 2022]] | Jul 10-16, 2022 | Barcelona, Spain | The scope of SERVICES 2022 covers all aspects of services computing ​and applications,​ current or emerging. Centered around services computing, SERVICES 2022 covers various systems ​and networking research pertaining to cloud, edge and Internet-of Things (IoT), as well as technologies for intelligent computing, learning, Big Data and blockchain applications,​ addressing critical issues such as knowledge network, high performance,​ security, privacy, dependability,​ trustworthiness,​ and cost-effectiveness. | +
-| [[https://​www.usenix.org/​conference/​atc22| Usenix ATC 2022]] | Jul 11-13, 2022 | Carlsbad, CA | USENIX ATC brings together ​leading systems researchers for the presentation of cutting-edge systems research and the opportunity to gain insight into a wealth of must-know topicsincluding virtualizationsystem ​and network management and troubleshooting,​ cloud and edge computing, security, privacy, and trust, mobile and wireless, and more. | +
-| [[https://​www.starconferences.org/​conference/​starai22lo/​| Premier Summit on AI, Cloud & Automation]] | Jul 21-22, 2022 | London, UK | The Premier Summit on Artificial Intelligence,​ Cloud Computing & Automation provides a place for academics ​to exchange ​ideas on topics including future automation ​and artificial intelligence and how fast technology is changing our society. This conference is a must-attend for those in the retailmanufacturing,​ healthcare, and transport business sectors.| +
-| [[https://​www.sectember.com/​event/​f69ed13e-f6dc-4abf-be0c-2ce33bb14e26/​summary|SECtember]] | Sept 26-30, 2022 | Bellevue, WA | Brought ​to you by Cloud Security Alliance, SECtember provides a state-of-the-art perspective on the threat vectors ​and solutions for cybersecurity that now have a foundation of cloud computing. | +
-| [[https://​cloud.withgoogle.com/​next | Google ​Cloud Next]] | Oct 11-13, 2022 | Virtual | Connect with expertsget inspired ​and expand your knowledge. Learn how the most successful companies transformed their business with Google Cloud. | +
-| [[https://​www.cloudexpoasia.com/​|Cloud Expo Asia]] | Oct 12-13, 2022 | Marina Bay Sands, Singapore | The award-winning event connects technologists and business leaders with experts, solutions and services to help accelerate digital transformation plans. In 2019, 21,897 (BPA audited) technology buyers and influencers attended to be a part of this leading technology event in Asia, and we achieved the prestigious title of "Best International Show - Asia Pacific",​ awarded by the AEO Excellence Awards. ​ | +
-| [[https://​cybersecuritycloudexpo.com/​europe/​ | Cloud Expo Europe]] | November 2022/TBD | Paris Porte de Versailles, FR | Cloud Expo Europe is the leading event in France for technology professionals. Much like the London event, technologists worldwide flock to discuss the benefits of cloud migration ​and digital transformation. | +
-| [[https://​cybersecuritycloudexpo.com/​europe/​ | Cyber Security & Cloud Expo]] | November 2022 | Amsterdam, NL | If cloud cyber security is your area of interest, then you should not miss the Cybersecurity and Cloud Expo held annually. The conference brings together more than 5,000 people to focus on developing cutting edge technologies across Cyber Security, Cloud, IoT, Blockchain, AI and Big Data.  | +
-| [[http://​www.aiccc.net | AICCC]] | Dec 17-19, 2022 | Osaka, JP | 5th Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing Conference (AICCC 2022) will be held in Osaka, Japan. This conference is meant for researchers from academia, industries and research & development organizations all over the globe interested in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing  ​|+
  
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