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See presentations and videos from Kantara Summit and Workshop in Munich, April 2012
Kantara Summit at EIC – April 17, 2012
- Mapping The Identity Ecosystem: A multi-national perspective – Christine Runnegar, Senior Policy Advisor, ISOC - slides
- Trust Frameworks: Tools to build the Identity Ecosystem – It takes a village! – Joni Brennan, Executive Director, Kantara Initiative - slides
- eGov SAML 2: Verifying Interoperability in eGovernment Scenarios – Colin Wallis, Authentication Standards Manager, DIA New Zealand Government - slides
- Managing Profiles – David Simonsen, WAYF - slides
- Federation Interoperability, SAML2INT, Listing Service – John Bradley, Identity Domain Expert - slides
- OpenID Connect Deployment Verification Tool Demo – Roland Hedberg, Umeå University, Sweden, GEANT3, Terena - slides
- Edentity presenting “Experience of Federating Personal Data with User-Managed Access – Kevin Cox - link to preso
- UMA Interop – Mario Hoffmann, Fraunhofer AISEC - slides
Kantara Workshop, Garching, Munich – hosted by Fraunhofer AISEC – April 13-14, 2012
- Fraunhofer AISEC – introduction and overview - slides
- Demo 1: Mikael Ates, Entr’ouvert – Authentic 2 - slides
- Demo 2: Mikael Ates, Entr’ouvert – roleID Project; European Collaborative Project - slides
- Demo 3: Mario Hoffmann, Fraunhofer AISEC – Location Aware Recommendation Service - demo slides
- Demo 4: David Simonsen, WAYF – Calculating the Economic Benefit of ID Federation – demo recording
- Kantara: Building a Healthy ID Ecosystem - slides
- UMA Interop – Mario Hoffmanm, Fraunhofer AISEC - demo video
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Spotlight on Colin Wallis
Colin Wallis is the Chair of Kantara Initiative’s eGovernment work group and serves as Leadership Council rep on the Board of Trustees. Colin has been actively involved with the Initiative since it’s inception and was previously Chair for Liberty Alliance’s eGovernment group.
Colin originally comes from New Zealand and is Authentication Standards Manager, Government Technology Services at the Department of Internal Affairs, New Zealand Government. Colin has been involved in the New Zealand Government’s online IAM Programme since 2004, for which it won the Identity Deployment of the Year (IDDY) Award in 2007. This follows five years in the UK, where Colin worked on the UK eGIF and private sector eBusiness initiatives. Today, Colin holds leadership positions across the consortium space in the area of online Identity. In OASIS, he sits on the Steering Committee of the eGov Member Section, and on the identity-related Technical Committees of Security Services, Customer Information, Identity in the Cloud and Transformational Government. Colin is also engaging in ITU-T’s Study Group 17 Q10 Identity work and UN/CEFACT’s eGov group,TBG19. In ISO JTC1 SC27, Colin is an acknowledged subject matter expert on identity and privacy in Working Group 5.
Colin’s interests are maintaining his property on a 10-acre lot in Wellington and he enjoys a few days skiing each year – a little less now than the months of skiing he had in the 70′s as a member of the New Zealand Ski Team!
We’re proud to have Colin participation and leadership – his knowledge and experience in the identity landscape is appreciated.
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Identity Matters: eGovernment
Colin Wallis from the New Zealand Government’s Department of Internal Affairs joins this episode of the Identity Matters Podcast. As the Kantara Initiative eGovernment Work Group Chair, he provides an overview of what the group is doing. He talks about how the adoption of the initial eGov Profile has spurred on development of version 2. He also discussed how the eGov work dovetails with the Kantara Interoperability Review Board (IRB), as well as work taking place outside Kantara.
Currently in Development: eGov Profile 2.0
Podcast: Download MP3 | Episode Length: 0:15:10 | Filesize: 10 MB
NOTE: This podcast was produced in collaboration with the Kantara Initiative Identity Community Update Discussion Group.
