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Here are a few of the questions raised by the Mobile Identity topic, which we can talk about at the workshop: | |||
* How can we move user-centric identity forward in the Mobile space? | |||
* How can we do Vendor Relationship Management ([http://projectvrm.org/ VRM]) that meshes with sellers' Customer Relationship Management? | |||
* How can we both protect and employ our anonymity and privacy? | |||
* Where should our identity data live, and be put to selective use, at our personal discretion? | |||
* Is there a business opportunity here for identity brokers, for example? | |||
* What kinds of new and established businesses will step up to facilitate and take advantage of individual identity-based market activities? | |||
* What new and improved roles will be played by carriers and equipment makers? How about new independent mobile players? | |||
* What are the differences between user-centric identity in laptops and less computerlike mobile devices? What will work only in one form and not in another? | |||
* How will Mobile Identity play in developing countries where mobile phones are far more common than PCs, and SMS is used for secure transactions? | |||
* What are some of the specialized applications-in health care, for example? | |||
* How do commercial activities and public policy intersect? | |||
* How do we mobilize OpenID, Cardspace, Sxip, i-Names, microformats and other user-centric technologies and standards, most of which were developed first for computers? How do we get them to work in real-time — and with each other? | |||
* How do we embrace and extend the open ends of the equipment makers and carriers? | |||
* How do we work with (and mash up) solutions for (and with) large web service providers such as Google, Yahoo, Amazon and Microsoft? | |||
* How do we break out of the alphabet soup and communicate about identity, with clear non-techy stories about benefits/options? | |||
Add any more questions or topics, as you like. | |||
NOTE: When the workshop starts, questions and topics should be expanded in the | |||
[[Notes from the Workshop]] section. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:16, 13 August 2010
Here are a few of the questions raised by the Mobile Identity topic, which we can talk about at the workshop:
- How can we move user-centric identity forward in the Mobile space?
- How can we do Vendor Relationship Management (VRM) that meshes with sellers' Customer Relationship Management?
- How can we both protect and employ our anonymity and privacy?
- Where should our identity data live, and be put to selective use, at our personal discretion?
- Is there a business opportunity here for identity brokers, for example?
- What kinds of new and established businesses will step up to facilitate and take advantage of individual identity-based market activities?
- What new and improved roles will be played by carriers and equipment makers? How about new independent mobile players?
- What are the differences between user-centric identity in laptops and less computerlike mobile devices? What will work only in one form and not in another?
- How will Mobile Identity play in developing countries where mobile phones are far more common than PCs, and SMS is used for secure transactions?
- What are some of the specialized applications-in health care, for example?
- How do commercial activities and public policy intersect?
- How do we mobilize OpenID, Cardspace, Sxip, i-Names, microformats and other user-centric technologies and standards, most of which were developed first for computers? How do we get them to work in real-time — and with each other?
- How do we embrace and extend the open ends of the equipment makers and carriers?
- How do we work with (and mash up) solutions for (and with) large web service providers such as Google, Yahoo, Amazon and Microsoft?
- How do we break out of the alphabet soup and communicate about identity, with clear non-techy stories about benefits/options?
Add any more questions or topics, as you like.
NOTE: When the workshop starts, questions and topics should be expanded in the Notes from the Workshop section.