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Academic Computing Development meeting Friday May 11 at 2:00 PM in W92-199

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Bill Cattey)
Wed May 9 01:04:50 2001

Message-ID: <YuyAzihz0001AxBmQX@mit.edu>
Date: Wed,  9 May 2001 05:04:46 +0000 ()
From: Bill Cattey <wdc@MIT.EDU>
To: release-team@MIT.EDU
CC: rferrara@MIT.EDU, tomt@MIT.EDU, lcs@MIT.EDU

The following appeared in a note to the 'delivery' list.  It's really
most relevant to the Athena Release team members who do development
tasks. 
Bob was relying on me to check in with Tom Thornton, and then invite
appropriate folks.  I've been badly backlogged and am only getting to
this now.  Tom said, "The more the merrier."

Here's the invite:

Excerpts from mail: 3-May-101 Monthly Reports + other items Robert
Ferrara@MIT.EDU (1337*)

> Perhaps the biggest challenge is how to organize for the increasing
> scope and range of  academic work. This most affects the Pismire and
> Athena teams, but several others are also very involved. I've
> tentatively set a meeting to discuss current thinking with interested
> staff for  2PM Friday, May 11, In W92-199. Please register your interest
> with Tom Thornton, Bill Cattey or me. We'll send a definite confirmation
> early next week.  

> Cheers, Bob 

What does it mean?

Well, I'm not exactly sure myself.  As you know, in the Academic
Computing Offsite, there was talk of organizing a more unified
development team than the current islands of Athena, Pismere, etc.  I've
discussed some stuff with Tom and Bob.  This meeting is not so much an
announcement of a reorganization, as a brain storming session on the
best way to approach reorganization.

Y'all are welcome to come and help suggest how to sort things out.

-wdc

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