- What was your first encounter with a standard where you were aware that it was a standard?
- What was the first standard you liked?
- What was the first standard you hated?
- Your favorite standards organization?
- The first publication you commented/voted upon?
- The first standard/implementation guide you participated in developing?
- The most influential/important standard you participated in developing?
- ANSI C
- ANSI C
- FORTRAN 77
- W3C followed closely by HL7
- W3C DOM Level 2 (in HL7 in was CDA Release 2)
- Again, DOM Level 2 (and in HL7 it was Care Record Summary)
- Influential -- DOM Level 2, but important, CDA Release 2
Keith
1. TCP/IP
ReplyDelete2. TCP/IP
3. NetBios
4. IETF (the old version, don't like todays IETF)
5. CLNP
6. IPSec
7. RFC 3881
1. What was your first encounter with a standard where you were aware that it was a standard? : UDP
ReplyDelete2. What was the first standard you liked? : Toss up between X509 and PKCS10 or PC/SC2.0
3. What was the first standard you hated? PC/SC1.0 -- but these days CoBiT has that distinction
4. Your favorite standards organization? HL7 Canada
5. The first publication you commented/voted upon? PC/SC 1.0 and some related RFCs
6. The first standard/implementation guide you participated in developing? RFC 3310
7. The most influential/important standard you participated in developing? IHE Security Cookbook (hopefully) or HL7 PASS (also hopefully)