Service Modeling Language - insight and other views

It has been busy here in Microsoft since the July annoucement of the Services Modeling Language (SML) Specification . There have been meetings with the SML Workgroup communities to create, [SDM and] SML communications to send, and SML blog updates to...

My next-up posts will return to providing insight on Service Modeling Language (SML). For this post, I want to ensure YOU know about YOUR immediate opportunity to impact the draft Specification, and get your thoughts and suggestions to the attention of...

Following the July 31 announcement by the Service Modeling Language (SML) Working Group (see http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/dsi/serviceml.mspx for more information) there may be some interest to know more about Microsoft's contributions...

I want to let all Service Modeling Language readers know of SML insight blog: Mr. Pratul Dublish, also a Senior Program Manager on the Dynamic Systems Foundation team, has a technical SML Blog here: http://blogs.technet.com/pratul/ -mark

Before continuing on the Service Modeling Languauge (SML) insight, I want to provide some background information on me (a bit more than you'll find in my Blogger Bio). I am a Senior Program Manager within the Dynamic Systems Foundation (DSF) products...

On July 31, something remarkable happened in the IT world. Ten leaders in software and hardware industries came together to announce a shared specification, intended to define a new dynamic in systems and software configuration management: the dynamic...