Farrukh Najmi wrote:
> Chiusano Joseph wrote:
>
>> Thanks Ed. The primary consideration is: will they have the $$?
>>
>>
> What an excellent idea Ed!
>
> As for $$ I think the whole point is taht it will save them $$. The
> registry software itself is available royalty free from at least one
> source:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=385589
>
> The hardware itself does not cost much. That leaves the cost of
> deploying a new technology which I predict will be recovered through
> efficiency gained in their information / content management.
>
Ed was kind enough to share his blog at:
http://edodds.blogs.com/conmergence/#a0001474945
There is some data on cost savings due to better information management
there that is relevant to the $$$ discussion.
BTW, I was surprised to see the BAH estimates for operational cost for a
federal registry. Joe can you share any details on the breakdown of
these cost estimates:
Following is quoted from http://www.gcn.com/23_16/news/26367-1.html :
" Booz Allen Hamilton estimated that building an XML schema registry
would cost about $7.7 million, with a total operational cost of around
$59 million over a 10-year period."
Thanks in advance Joe for some background data on this estimate.
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Regards,
Farrukh
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