VRM was a hot topic at IIW last week, with at least one VRM or VRM-related breakout per session — and that was on top of the VRM workshop held at Ericsson on Monday, April 30, the day before IIW started. (Thanks to Nitin Shah and the Ericsson folks for making the time and space available, in a great facility.) Here’s a quick rundown from the #IIW14 wiki:
Tuesday, May 1, Session 1
Tuesday, May 1,Session 2
- D: Find Out And Control You Digital Footprint (T2D)
- H: Building a 4th Party VRM Start-Up (T2H)
Tuesday, May 1, Session 3
- E: How to Educate Consumers on privacy/identity/security issues? (T3E)
- F: VRM 2012 Outreach Planning / What vendors will go first? (T3F)
- G: Standard Information Sharing /Label (T3G)
- K: What is a Personal Cloud? (T3K)
Tuesday, May 1,Session 4
- F: VRM Language (lockers vs smelly socks) Lexicon = what do we call the WHO and WHAT we work on? (T4F)
Tuesday, May 1,Session 5
- J: Sovereign ID vs Admin ID (T5J)
- K: User – Managed Access F.A.Q: How UMA Enables – Selective Sharing (T5K)
Wednesday, May 2, Session 1
Wednesday, May 2,Session 2
- A: Personal Data Rights Language / Self Asserted Terms – Policies – Preferences (W2A)
- D: API’s (W2D)
- G: Personal Data Tagging a Utopia? (W2G)
Wednesday, May 2,Session 3
- A: Data Wallet (W3A)
- B: VRM Personas & Faceted Identity (W3B)
- J: Personal Cloud work (W3J)
Wednesday, May 2,Session 4
- A: F: Setting up an Open Source Community – To drive adoption of a cool ID technology (W4F)
- H: Communication Channels in our Personal Clouds (W4H)
Wednesday, May 2,Session 5
- B: Commercializing VRM – in the marketplace
- (W5B)J: Personal Data Rights and Underlying Principles (W5J)
Thurssday, May 3,Sessions 1-5
- F: VRM: Where does it start? (TH1F)
- F: Trust Framework System Rules – Business, Legal, Technical (TH3F)
- H: XDI the Killer App? (TH3H)
- F: Personal Data Rights Language NEXT STEPS PDEC StartUp Circle (TH4F)
- J: UMA (User Managed Access) Open Meeting – Part 1 (TH4J)
On Friday, May 4, I also visited with Jeremie Miller, Jason Cavnar and the Locker Project / Singly team in San Francisco. Very impressed with what they’re up to as well.
Bonus IIW linkage:
- Coexistence: Thoughts from IIW14 (blogs.gartner.com)
- Customer Commons Salon on Monday (customercommons.org)
- Off to a good start (blogs.law.harvard.edu)
- PDS Interoperability (windley.com)
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