July 18, 2008
- Set 4-6 high level goals for what ISDA wants to accomplish in FY2009
- Have these translate into more detailed goals for each ISDA team
- Team goals will feed individual goal setting
- All goals should be complete by August 1, 2008
ISDA FY2009 Goals
- Define and implement a set of policies and procedures on how we run our business, on
- how ISDA select products and services for, ISDA, IS&T and MIT as a whole
- how we requisition, develop requirements for, interview, select, install, and review new FTEs
- how we requisition, develop requirements for, interview, select, install, and review new contractors and students
- how we do project discovery, incubation, development and delivery
- how we express, in written form, and exemplify through our actions, a set of norms we wish to develop within IS&T
- To provide a rich set of data management services & tools with a robust data governance model
- deliver real time data services that are required for Identity Services
- deliver Managed Data Services to a minimum of 2 DLCs
- complete the BI Pilot(s)
Define the portfolio for LMS and colaboration
Define the future for Stellar
Deliver a beta version of the LMS in parallel with Stellar 2.x
Produce scope and execution strategy for DOS
- Provide a rich foundation and framework for identity services
- complete perMIT
- complete Touchstone, version 1 roll-out
- complete planning of Touchstone 2.0
- implement a new LDAP service for ldap.mit.edu suitable for general application usage. Reflect a viable moira structure into said LDAP service.
- Deliver a set of services to the development community that allows them to integrate with MIT infrastructure
- developer site
- core developer tools
- supported stacks
- Progress Towards Making Kerberos the Universal Authentication System for the World's Computer Networks
- Deliver Kerberos on popular mobile device
- Author road map for Kerberos on the Web.
- Hire Strategic Advisor for outreach and collaboration
- Release Kerberos 1.7
- Create and apply code standards