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The mission of the OMG's Finance DTF is to promote the use of Financial Services and Accounting software that incorporate OMG standards; to provide an internationally recognized forum for industry focus on Financial Services and Accounting Facilities; to identify relevant standards, business architectures, research and technologies in this area of computing; and to assist and advise the OMG regarding its relationship with related Standards Organizations and Consortia. More on the mission statement can be found here. The most recent version of the Finance DTF roadmap will give you more information about our planned activities.

Upcoming OMG TC Meeting:

June 23-27, 2008, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

For the meeting info click here.

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Co-Chairs:	Mark Eisner FireStar Software, Inc. eisner@firestarsoftware.com
	Joe Bugajski The Burton Group joe@syleum.com

The XMI Default Parameters for ISO 20022 RFP
The XMI RFP finalized, approved and posted at the Atlanta meetings will align UML-to-XML conversion process outlined in ISO 20022 with standard XMI behavior and the explicit parameters defined will allow vendors to provide tools that can be used to create ISO 20022-consistent XML schemas. . A content version is available at here .
The Standard Conversion Maps for Payment Data RFP
The Conversion RFP finalized, approved and posted at the Atlanta meetings requests mechanisms to provide conversions between message standards – particularly the IST harmonization payment kernel and the existing SWIFT, TWIST and IFX payment standards. Providing these formalized and standardized conversions should ease the acceptance of new standards as they will remove the need to update the large base of legacy applications using the older standards. The RFP has attracted a lot of attention in the industry with major standards bodies, large vendors and large financial institutions expected to submit LOIs and joint or separate submissions. A content version is available here .
A RFI for overarching models for inter-enterprise business transactions
Work was initiated to create an RFI that would provide the basis for moving toward an RFP to further the development of standards in the cross-enterprise security and identity management arena. in light of the new distribution channels, e.g., the Internet, cell-phone devices, etc