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NEWSLETTER

ISSUE #17 | February 28, 2023

Linking Info

This month we’re trying out an Australia-friendly time for our Open Office Hours. We hope you will join us for an interesting Topic Aperitif about how COmanage and CILogon are being leveraged in several projects in Australia. These projects enable streamlined information sharing and decision making by Data Access Committees, and bring deeper connections between people and the research results and artifacts that they work with.

Open Office Hours - March 2 | 3

Do you have a question about deploying or configuring Registry or Match? Want to get some input on a solution architecture design? Want to hear how your colleagues in the community are solving problems similar to yours? Each month you can bring your topics for discussion to the call. No need to register or spin up a presentation (but feel free if it suits you!); just show up! A short conversation starter kicks off each session to help get the discussion started.

Fri, 3 MAR 3 8:00 AM AEST | Thu, MAR 2 5:00 PM US ET
(no registration necessary)

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84743471575?pwd=d29QNFM1KzEwUFZvRFg0enJ1dlNmQT09 

IN YOUR TIMEZONE & link for your calendar

This Month’s Topic Aperitif: COmanage facilitating research

Hear about how COmanage Registry is being leveraged in Australia to support research collaborations and access to data sets. SPEAKER: John Scullen, Australian Access Federation. We will follow this 15 min chat with topics of your choosing. Bring your questions, comments, and suggestions about any topic to office hours with the COmanage project team.

COmanage News

This newsletter section is designed to provide additional transparency on the day-to-day workings of COmanage. Have ideas about other information that we should include? Let us know on the #incommon-comanage slack channel or by !

UPCOMING OPEN OFFICE HOURS

Usually our Open Office Hours are scheduled for the first Friday of the month. We are changing the schedule for the next several events to include some special content: 

• Thu, MAR 30 4:00 PM ET: TOPIC: Open topics with the latest training cohort

Click the links above to see the meeting in your time zone and add it to your calendar

COMANAGE MATCH TRAINING 

Join us for our first full-day COmanage Match training. Developed through generous support from UCSD and offered by InCommon, this workshop will review how to configure and use COmanage Match, including an overview of the Match API, how to develop and test match rules, and thoughtful discussion about your use cases. 

• WORKSHOP DATE: March 30, 11:00-5:00 ET 

• REGISTRATION: Registration for this virtual workshop can be found at this link.

COMANAGE REGISTRY TRAINING

If you are looking for training for Registry, InCommon is offering the next workshop the same week as for Match. Take the two together or separately.

• WORKSHOP DATE: March 28-29 

• REGISTRATION: Registration for this virtual workshop can be found at this link.

That’s it for this month’s newsletter. Keep an eye out for our next one scheduled for late March. We hope to welcome you during our Open Office Hours on March 3rd AEST!

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About The COmanage Project

COmanage is an Open Source Project that is focused on streamlining digital lifecycle management for your populations. It consists of two tools: Registry and Match. 

COmanage Registry is an identity registry with flexible enrollment and lifecycle management capabilities that helps you meet your identity management objectives using standardized tools and approaches. It can be used as a central person registry, a guest management system, or a collaboration hub for scholarly collaborations.

COmanage Match performs identity de-duplication in order to help minimize the creation of duplicate accounts for the same individual. It provides a heuristic-based system for matching identity records across multiple authoritative systems of record. Match can be used with Registry or as a standalone product complementary to your other tools.

Learn more about the project and its supporters at https://incommon.org/software/comanage/.

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