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In recent months, teams across the organization have authored documents outlining both the needs of, and issues with the current WMF technical infrastructure. During conversations around these topics, it has become increasingly clear that stakeholders around the organization are not aligned on goals for our infrastructure which was making it difficult to move discussions forward in a productive way. The purpose of the Audiences and Technology Working Group (ATWG) is to gather and organize information on these issues in a systematic way in order to facilitate collaboration, decision making, and solution development within the WMF. | In recent months, teams across the organization have authored documents outlining both the needs of, and issues with the current WMF technical infrastructure. During conversations around these topics, it has become increasingly clear that stakeholders around the organization are not aligned on goals for our infrastructure which was making it difficult to move discussions forward in a productive way. The purpose of the Audiences and Technology Working Group (ATWG) is to gather and organize information on these issues in a systematic way in order to facilitate collaboration, decision making, and solution development within the WMF. | ||
Revision as of 13:06, 14 February 2018
In recent months, teams across the organization have authored documents outlining both the needs of, and issues with the current WMF technical infrastructure. During conversations around these topics, it has become increasingly clear that stakeholders around the organization are not aligned on goals for our infrastructure which was making it difficult to move discussions forward in a productive way. The purpose of the Audiences and Technology Working Group (ATWG) is to gather and organize information on these issues in a systematic way in order to facilitate collaboration, decision making, and solution development within the WMF.
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| Empower the Wikimedia Foundation to accomplish its goals of Knowledge Equity and Knowledge as a Service by evolving and investing in our technology stack to improve its flexibility, maintainability, and sustainability |
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