Folks,
If I could suggest again, the best way to make sure the session next
week is productive would be to try some formalization work. It may be
tough, you may wind up with lots of questions, but that will be all to the
good, and much better than arriving "cold" into the formalization
session. I'd be eager to have email dialog with folks during the week
leading up to the session. Here are the suggested "assignments" I sent out
earlier. The methodology I suggest is
<http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Methodology#nid091> (01)
Adam (02)
Peter Yim:
StatusCode Invoice. Status. Code "Identifies the status of the
document with regard to change from its original state; 'original', 'copy',
'revision' or 'cancellation'. Original is as first sent; a copy is
typically sent on request if the original has been misplaced; a revision is
a document that contains a change from the original, e.g. new, deleted or
amended item lines; cancellation is cancellation of whole document (for
normal order changes and cancellations the respective documents should be
used)" (03)
Kurt Conrad:
IssueDate Invoice. Issue. Date the date when the invoice was issued (04)
Bill McCarthy:
TaxPointDate Invoice. Tax Point. Date "the date of the invoice
for tax purposes, in accordance with the applicable tax regulation." (05)
Pat Cassidy:
InvoiceCurrencyCode Invoice. Invoice_Currency. Code the currency in
which the Invoice is presented. This may be the same currency as the
pricing or as the tax. (06)
Cecilia Hickel:
LineItemCountQuantity Invoice. LineItem_Count. Quantity the number
of line items (07)
Mike Daconta:
Delivery Invoice. Delivery associates the overall invoice with
the details of a delivery (or deliveries) (08)
Bo Newman:
PaymentMeans Invoice. Payment Means associates the invoice with the
expected means of payment. (09)
Leo Obrst:
PaymentTerms Invoice. Payment Terms associates the invoice with the
payment terms applicable/offered. (010)
Sue Probert
ExchangeRate Invoice. Exchange Rate "associates the invoice with an
exchange rate. In any one invoice there is only one exchange rate needed,
either between invoicing at tax currency, or between pricing and invoice
totalling." (011)
Monica Martin:
TaxTotals Invoice. Tax Totals associates the invoice with summary
information for a particular tax. (012)
Bob Smith:
LegalTotals Invoice. Legal Totals associates the invoice with a set
of totals required for the invoice to be a legal document. (013)
At 05:44 PM 2/19/2004 -0800, Peter Yim wrote:
>We had a good call session today. Minutes of the call are now available at:
>
> http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ConferenceCall_2004_02_19
>
>Please note that Adam Pease will be conducting his next SUO-KIF
>formalization workshop at the next call (Thu 2004-02-26). Those of you who
>want to better understand KIF and the corresponding formalization process
>should mark your calendars and make sure that you don't miss this upcoming
>session.
>
>-ppy
>
>
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