Organizational Meeting - 2025-04-22
- richard.lam
Meeting Welcome / Opening Statement
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Agenda
Items to Note:
Recap on April F2F
Technical Specification work
Product Management Track
Defining Scope of Deliverables
MVP
GEISA Products
Specification
Conformance Test
Reference Implementation
GEISA Specification Certification
Types of Interoperability
(API) Application Programming Interfaces
(ADM) Application & Device Management
(EE) Execution Environment
Interoperability Benefits for each Actor - does this look right?
Utility | Platform Vendor | App Developer | |
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| 1 | (ADM) Deploy same DI App across multiple HW vendors | (ADM) Do not need to develop a separate platform for each utility | (API) Reduce development time for new platform/HW combinations |
| 2 | (EE / API) DI App will perform similarly across multiple HW vendors | (EE) Expands available applications on its platform by reducing barrier to entry | (EE) Tool chain available for compliant platforms |
| 3 | (ADM) Able to monitor fleet of Devices (understand what HW can support what app) |
| (EE) Standard packaging of application regardless of platform |
| 4 | (ADM) Able to monitor and manage App deployment |
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| 5 | (EE) Consistent Security Framework |
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| 6 | (ADM) Consistent Data Privacy Framework |
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| 7 | (EE/API/ADM) Backward Compatibility |
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Other Notes
Clean up of the wiki / items are in scope before draft release
Another Technical Face to Face in 1st week of June
Targeting a DistribuTECH 2026 Presentation
Utility Advisory Board