October 22, 2004 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- The Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (oasis-open.org) said on Thursday that it has established four committees to continue work originated by the Data Center Markup Language Organziation (dcml.org), a collaborative effort to develop the industry's first vendor-neutral data center specification.
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The four new committees are the OASIS DCML Framework Technical Committee, the OASIS DCML Server Technical Committee, the OASIS DCML Network Technical Committee, and the OASIS DCML Applications and Services Technical Committee.
"Today's complex IT environments are managed in silos of information and demand a data model and format to effectively exchange this information," says Tim Howes of Opsware, chair of the OASIS DCML Framework Technical Committee. "Our goal is to enable the systems and people managing data centers to exchange crucial configuration, policy, and operating information in a reliable, standardized manner across all products, methods, and topologies."
