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Congratulations on re-election and new leadership for Kantara Initiative’s Leadership Council
Kantara Initiative and the community would like to thank John Bradley as Chair for his hard work and leadership over the past year in spearheading the work of the Leadership Council alongside Pete Palmer and Lara Zimberoff. John will be missed, although we’re glad to continue working closely with him as we move Kantara’s work forward.
Please join us in congratulating new leadership of the Leadership Council:
- Chairman: Pete Palmer
- Vice Chairman: Rich Furr
We’d also like to take the opportunity to thank Lara Zimberoff, Secretary, for her continued support to the group.
Congratulations!
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Announcing re-election and new leadership for Kantara Initiative’s eGovernment Work Group
Please join us in congratulating re-elected leadership of Kantara Initiative’s eGovernment Work Group
- Rainer Hoerbe, Chairman
- Colin Wallis, Vice Chairman
- Keith Uber, Secretary
The eGovernment Work Group is responsible for:
- Facilitating collaboration and discussion among Kantara members with an interest in eGovernment identity management applications and services
- Acting as a forum to discuss best practices by government organizations on national, regional and municipal levels
- Presenting “a government view” into other Kantara Initiative Work Groups so that these views may be taken into account in the development of Kantara Initiative Policy – Recommendations and Specifications for future contribution to an appropriate Standards Setting Organization
- Promoting the development, adoption and support for eGovernment deployment profiles of open specifications
Many thanks to Colin Wallis for leading the Work Group over the past few years. We look forward to his continued support alongside Rainer Hoerbe and Keith Uber in moving the work of this group and Kantara forward.
Join the eGoverment Work Group: http://signup.kantarainitiative.org/?selectedGroup=15
Review the Charter: http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/eGov/Charter
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Announcing re-election for Kantara Initiative’s Federation Interoperability Work Group
Please join us in congratulating re-elected leadership of Kantara Initiative’s Federation Interoperability Work Group
John Bradley will serve as the group Co-chair for another one-year term. John is also joined by Co-chair Bob Morgan of University of Washington who has been active for numerous years.
The Federation Interoperability Work Group was formed within the Kantara Initiative to profile existing specifications to define an interoperable trust infrastructure for use by parties participating in Trust Frameworks. This will allow entities to determine the certification status and configuration parameters of entities outside of their local federation.
Join the Federation Interoperability Work Group: http://signup.kantarainitiative.org/?selectedGroup=24
Review the Charter: http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/fiwg/Charter
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We offer our support and congratulations again to John & Bob as they continue to carry the work of the group and Kantara forward.
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Announcing re-election and new leadership for Kantara Initiative’s Identity Assurance Work Group
Please join us in congratulating re-elected leadership of Kantara Initiative’s Identity Assurance Work Group.
Myisha Frazier-McElveen, Truestone – Chair
Rich Furr, Safe BioPharma – Co-chair
The Identity Assurance Work Group was formed within the Kantara Initiative to foster the adoption of trusted on-line identity services. To advance this goal, the group will provide a forum for identifying and resolving obstacles to market and commercial acceptance that have limited broad deployment and adoption of trusted identity services thus far.
Join the Identity Assurance Work Group: http://signup.kantarainitiative.org/?selectedGroup=12
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We offer our support and congratulations again to them as they continue to carry the work of the group and Kantara forward.
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Announcing re-election and new leadership for Kantara Initiative’s Information Sharing Work Group
Please join us in congratulating re-elected leadership of Kantara Initiative’s Information Sharing Work Group.
Joe Andieu – Co-chair
Judi Clark – Secretary
Iain Henderson – Co-chair
The goal of this working group is to identify and document the use cases and scenarios that illustrate the various sub-sets of user driven information, the benefits therein, and specify the policy and technology enablers that should be put in place to enable this information to flow.
Join the Information Sharing Work Group: http://signup.kantarainitiative.org/?selectedGroup=3
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We offer our support and congratulations again to them as they continue to carry the work of the group and Kantara forward.
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New leadership for Kantara Initiative’s Attribute Management Discussion Group
Kantara Initiative is pleased to announce leadership of the Attribute Management Discussion Group (AMDG).
Sal D’Agostino (IDmachines) – Chair
Keith Hazelton (University of Wisconson – Madison) – Vice-chair
Heather Flanagan (Internet2) – Secretary
Please join in welcoming Sal, Keith & Heather – we look forward to the efforts and new work to come from the Attribute Management Discussion Group.
The purpose of this Discussion Group is to:
IDENTIFY: Kantara Initiative stakeholder requirements regarding Attribute Management.
DISCOVER: Attribute Management activities under development both internal and external to Kantara Initiative.
GAP ANALYSIS: Attribute Management Kantara Initiative stakeholder requirements compared to work under development (both internal and external to Kantara Initiative)
RECOMMEND: scope of work, potential Kantara Initiative adoption of external works, collaboration with external organizations and/or new WG in KI to perform design phase of Attribute Management based on requirements, discovery and gap analysis.
Join the Attribute Management Discussion Group: http://signup.kantarainitiative.org/?selectedGroup=31
Review the Charter: http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/AMDG/Charter
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New leadership for Kantara Initiative Identity Assurance Work Group
Congratulations to Rich Furr who will serve as the new Identity Assurance WG Vice Chair.
The focus of the Identity Assurance WG is to foster the adoption of trusted on-line identity services. To advance this goal, the group will provide a forum for identifying and resolving obstacles to market and commercial acceptance that have limited broad deployment and adoption of trusted identity services thus far.
As Head, Global Regulatory Affairs, Policy & Compliance, SAFE-BioPharma, Association since September 2007, Rich is the SAFE point of contact for activities with the FDA, EMA, EU National Competent Authorities and the PMDA in Japan. He is also the liaison for ongoing activities with the other health related standards organizations such as HL7 and the Electronic Health Initiative (eHI).
Rich can be reached at rfurr[at]safe-biopharma[dot]org
Please join in welcoming Rich – we look forward to the continued work of the Identity Assurance WG.
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New leadership for Kantara Initiative’s Business Cases for Trusted Federations DG
Congratulations to Rainer Hoerbe on his election as Chair of Kantara Initiative’s Business Cases for Trusted Federations DG (DG-BCTF).
The purpose of this discussion group is to identify and raise awareness of business cases around the deployment and adoption of federation models and systems – particularly the Trust Framework model. We look forward to Rainer’s strong leadership of the group.
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New change of Management for Kantara Initiative’s Leadership Council
Kantara Initiative and the community would like to thank Trent Adams as Chair and Colin Wallis as Vice-Chair for their hard work and leadership over the past year in spearheading the work of the Leadership Council (LC). Both will be missed, although we’re glad to continue working closely with them as we move Kantara’s work forward.
We welcome John Bradley as Chair, Pete Palmer as Vice-Chair and Eve Maler as Secretary for the next term of leadership. All 3 are active in leading Work Groups (WGs) for Kantara; John for Federation Interoperability, Pete for Healthcare Identity Assurance and Eve for User Managed Access.
Join us in congratulating the new team.
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New leadership in Kantara Initiative’s Identity Assurance Work Group (IAWG)
Congratulations to Frank Villavicencio and Myisha Frazier-McElveen on their elections as Co-chairs of Kantara Initiative’s Identity Assurance Work Group (IAWG).
This is an exciting time in the IAWG. As we charge forward with an aggressive 2011 agenda, we look forward to their strong leadership in working toward the common goal of accelerating Kantara’s visibility and contributions to the Identity Management / Privacy Communities.
Congratulations again to Frank and Myisha.
