Federation & User Centric Showcase – Call for Proposals November 5th, 2007 Joerg Resch

During the 2nd European Identity Conference, a business-oriented showcase will demonstrate, how information flows to, from and about individuals will be changed by federation and user centric related standards and innovations, if applied to existing and new business models. We strongly encourage all exhibitors to propose applications and service models for this showcase. The purpose of it is not just to demonstrate interoperability, as this is already part of the federation and user centric concepts. It is to show real world applications and business models taking advantage of what makes federation and user centric technologies so different to classical/legacy infrastructures for conducting business and providing social interaction b2b, c2b and c2c.

Kuppinger Cole will collect your proposals and moderate your collaboration with the other participants of this showcase, so that each single element of such an infrastructure will contribute to the picture as a whole.

Some examples we would like to see in this showcase:

  • Identity Routing (virtual directories)
  • Cross-community collaboration
  • OpenID and CardSpace business models
  • “Trust-Providers” and “Identity Agents”
  • Virtual ID Cards
  • Open Source Solutions
  • Post-CRM applications (i.e. Vendor Relationship Management VRM)

If you would like to propose a contribution, just email Joerg Resch: jr@kuppingercole.de

2 Responses to “Federation & User Centric Showcase – Call for Proposals”

  1. Sampo Kellomäki
    January 23rd, 2008 at 03:25

    Are these show cases supposed to be single vendor or multi-vendor? For the latter and
    for consideration by the moderator, Symlabs has commercial grade implementation
    of all Liberty, SAML, and XACML specifications in every role. We can complement any
    scenario that anyone else proposes.

    Our particular interests are in ePortfolio (employability), eHealth, and
    eGovernment sectors. We have efficient integration of federated identity with
    XACML. This can be demonstrated in any one of the above verticals – demonstating
    clear progress over the existing art: access control decisions are based
    on the identity of the user rather than system entities and the policy decisions
    are abstracted out of the applications rather than syncronizing same overall
    policies to multiple appications. Both steps represent significant advances
    in granularity of control and level of abstraction.

    –Sampo

  2. Sampo Kellomäki
    January 13th, 2009 at 09:15

    Are these show cases supposed to be single vendor or multi-vendor? For the latter and

    for consideration by the moderator, Symlabs has commercial grade implementation

    of all Liberty, SAML, and XACML specifications in every role. We can complement any

    scenario that anyone else proposes.

    Our particular interests are in ePortfolio (employability), eHealth, and

    eGovernment sectors. We have efficient integration of federated identity with

    XACML. This can be demonstrated in any one of the above verticals – demonstating

    clear progress over the existing art: access control decisions are based

    on the identity of the user rather than system entities and the policy decisions

    are abstracted out of the applications rather than syncronizing same overall

    policies to multiple appications. Both steps represent significant advances

    in granularity of control and level of abstraction.

    –Sampo

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