Liberty Alliance Federated Identity Management Developer and Business Event in Palo Alto on January 24th
Russell DeVeau
russ.deveau at verizon.net
Tue Dec 28 13:52:03 PST 2004
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Greetings BayLISA board members. I am hoping you might find the
following announcement interesting enough to share with BayLISA members.
Please let me know if I can provide any more information. Thanks, Russ
DeVeau.
On January 24th, at the Palo Alto Crowne Plaza Hotel, Liberty Alliance
will hold an informational event featuring tracks focusing on federated
identity management from both a developer (including Java and Linux) and
business perspective. The Liberty Alliance Project is the only global
organization working to advance federated identity management
specifications and identity-based Web services using open standards.
This free event will provide developers, system integrators and
businesses with information about how open federated identity management
solutions are helping enterprises address a wide range of B2B, B2E, B2C
and end-user identity management, privacy and security issues. There
will be interactive demonstrations of Liberty Alliance specifications at
work by many Liberty Alliance members including, AOL, General Motors,
Nokia, Vodafone, Neustar and Novell. These Liberty Alliance members, as
well as members of the Liberty Alliance board, will be available to
discuss how open federated identity management specifications are
benefiting developers and businesses today.
The event runs from 11:30am-4:30pm and begins with a buffet lunch and
key note address by Donal O'Shea, executive director of the Liberty
Alliance. Developers and businesses interested in attending can register
online at
https://www.projectliberty.org/scripts/developer_event_paloalto.asp.
We hope to see BayLISA members on the 24th. Get in touch at any time if
you have questions. In the meantime, a one-page information sheet is
available to provide more details. Please let me know if I can send this
sheet to any interested members.
Who: Liberty Alliance Project
What: Developer and Business Informational Event and Demonstrations
Where: Crowne Plaza Hotel; Palo Alto
When: January 24, 11:30AM - 4:30 PM
The Liberty Alliance Project was formed in September 2001 to address the
technical and business issues associated with federated network
identity. The Alliance is moving to accomplish this goal through the
ongoing release of open technical specifications as well as business and
policy guidelines to help companies deploy federated identity services
across a broad range of products, systems and devices. More information
on the Liberty Alliance Project is available at www.projectliberty.org.
Best,
Russ DeVeau
Liberty Alliance Project
www.projectliberty.org
Mobile: 908-251-1549
Office: 718-263-1762
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