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14 March 2018

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14 Mar 2018, 10:00

Description

head count - would be great if at the end of meeting we could have the complete, as known at the moment, list pf services/products/components and leaders/representatives.
release timelines - as known at the moment, supported CMF (CloudManagementFrameworks) or APIs, OS (operating systems) (needed?)
ci/cd & sqa periodic reports
testbeds
questions from PTs
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