1f. The anticipated audience or users of the work. The anticipated audience of the work of this TC include: This document is available for editing here (and published here) Implementations: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_applications_supporting_OpenDocument |
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This is meant as a starting point; actually this could be way off.
Procurement: decision makers might be interested to know if application(s) can work together before buying them
Good point bart, and it looks like dave has identified the authorities too, like EU Competition Commissioner, ACCC, etc.
Replacing table with a spreadsheet following list discussion
Group
Description
Vendors Developers of software designed specifcally for reading and writing ODF.
Integrators Developers wishing to integrate ODF with other systems.
Users End users of software systems capable of reading and/or writing ODF.
Customer groups.
From EU: ensuring the disclosure of necessary information allowing interoperability with the standard;
Ensuring that other market participants get some assurance that
the information is complete and accurate, and providing them with
some means of redress if it is not;
Source. Neelie Kroes the European Competition Commissioner.
http://europa.eu/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=SPEECH/08/317&format=HTML&aged=0&language=EN&guiLanguage=en
Trimmed definitions to make the section more readable; avoided words like 'vendors', 'purchasers' which do not apply to all (eg open source) implementations, 'regulators' which was redundant, 'certifiers' which is optional (for testing) and developers, which is non-specific (implementors vs integrators).