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Taxon Mtg_Nov 2004
Your trail: TaxonWGConferenceCall_22Feb2006 | TaxonWGConferenceCall_5Jan2006 | TaxonWGConferenceCall_22Nov2005 | AllHandsMeeting2005TaxonAgendaAndNotes | TaxonWGConferenceCall_30Sept2005 | TaxonWGConferenceCall_14Mar2005 | KrSmsTaxon2005Mar8 | TaxonWGConferenceCall_14Jan2004 | TaxonWGConferenceCall_15Dec2004 | TaxonWGConferenceCall_17Nov2004

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+ *** Should we continue with leading edge innovation of concept models, services, identification or turn more toward deployment, iterating on production infrastruture tools?
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- *** In the context of SEEK's Case studies?
+ *** In the context of SEEK's Case studies and SEEk-Taxon's use cases?
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- ** Can we increase the amount of design and software development collaboration?
- ** How will SEEK-Taxon effectively collaborate with the other SEEK subgroups?
+ ** Can we increase the level of modelling, design and software development collaboration with Taxon?
+ ** How will SEEK-Taxon collaborate with the other SEEK subgroups on overall architecture integration?

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