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<p>m-migrated</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>= James Bryce Clark =<br /> <br /> '''Jamie Clark''' is the General Counsel of OASIS, the largest <br /> international open standards consortium for e-business. <br /> Previously, he served as its Director of Standards for 5 years. <br /> OASIS is the host organization for over 70 global expert technical <br /> committees across a wide range of Internet topics including <br /> security, SOA, e-commerce, knowledge managament and e-government. <br /> <br /> Clark is an e-commerce and information technology attorney who<br /> served as chairman of the American Bar Association's business law<br /> subcommittee on electronic commerce for two terms and its first<br /> e-privacy committee. He began his practice as a financing and<br /> corporate restructuring lawyer on Wall Street in New York, <br /> and shifted into work with high technology companies in the late <br /> 1990's. Prior to joining OASIS, he was vice president and general <br /> counsel of a e-commerce consultancy, one of the earliest HIPAA <br /> privacy &amp; security experts, and a corporate partner in a Los Angeles <br /> law firm. <br /> <br /> While a practicing attorney, he was a contributor to the original<br /> ebXML project (now ISO 15000), co-editor of its business process<br /> standards in 2001, and chairman of that project's Joint Coordinating<br /> Committee. Clark also has served as US delegate to the UN's electronic <br /> commerce law treaty &amp; model law panel (UNCITRAL, WG IV) since 2000; <br /> on interoperability policy boards for OECD and the Kantara Initiative;<br /> and on the ISO/IEC/ITU MoU global management group for e-commerce <br /> standards since 2003. He also was a member of the original ANSI/HL7 <br /> readiness panel to design open standards criteria for the US HITSP <br /> e-health project), and is active on four technical panels for the <br /> US SGIP project for open SmartGrid standards. <br /> <br /> Clark holds JD and BSc degrees from the University of Minnesota, and<br /> is based in Los Angeles. <br /> <br /> * http://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesbryceclark <br /> * http://www.oasis-open.org/who/staff.php#clark<br /> * http://twitter.com/JamieXML <br /> <br /> See also: <br /> <br /> * Invited talk by Mr. James Bryce Clark at the Ontolog Forum on &quot;Practical lurches towards semantic interoperability: standards mash-ups in production and in development&quot; - [[ConferenceCall_2008_03_13]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Person]]</div>

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