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From: Terry Doub <>
Date: Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 7:00 AM
Subject: Internet2 Fall 2010 Member Meeting Session Submission
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On behalf of the Internet2 Program Committee, I want to thank you for your Fall 2010 Member Meeting proposal submission, "Domestication Stories".  After a thoughtful and careful review, the committee has recommended that your submission be accepted for inclusion in the Member Meeting program.  The date and time selected for your session is Tuesday, November 2, 4:30pm-5:30pm.  As the main point of contact for this session we will coordinate session logistics only with you.  Please review the checklist below and provide information where requested.

 

Check List

•     Review the title, abstract and list of speakers below.  Submit changes or updates to  as soon as possible.

•     Please provide the name, organization and email address for each speaker listed and any you will be adding as soon as possible to .

•     Please advise of any scheduling conflicts immediately.  The program schedule will go live on August 23. 2010.

•     Look for and respond to the forthcoming email request from Marie Modrell for more detailed requirements for your presentation including technical needs.

 

Please don't hesitate to contact Marianne Smith (), Karen Doemer () or me if you have any questions about this process or about the Fall Member Meeting, in general. 

 

Again, and on behalf of your colleagues on the Program Committee, thank you for your session proposal for the Fall 2010 Internet2 Member Meeting. I look forward to seeing you in Atlanta in November.

 

Terry D. Doub

Director, NOC

Information Technology Services

Louisiana State University

Phone: (225) 578-3715

Fax: (225) 578-1967

 

Session Title:  Domestication Stories

 

Session Abstract: Application developers are becoming aware?of the need to expand the horizons of their software to allow for the federated identity model. Built-in authentication, authorization, groups, and provision methods are no longer sufficient for today’s collaborative organizations. Software must let other tools handle that complexity, but the story behind how to do that is still being established. This session will discuss the externalization of middleware from applications, also known as application domestication. We will be examining the different levels of domestication and some examples and activities in this space.

 

Session Speaker(s):

Benn Oshrin  Internet2   

Niels van Dijk  SURFNet