Middleware Announcements

[Renee Frost <>]

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CAMPUS ARCHITECTURAL MIDDLEWARE PLANNING (CAMP) WORKSHOPS 
* CAMP, June 3-6, 2003, Boulder, Colorado 
http://www.educause.edu/conference/nmi/camp032/
* ADVANCED CAMP, July 8-11, 2003, Boulder, Colorado 
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IS YOUR INSTITUTION DEPLOYING ENTERPRISE MIDDLEWARE? 
If your college or university is involved in an enterprise middleware 
deployment, turn to Campus Architecture Middleware Planning (CAMP) 
workshops for valuable learning and discussion of key elements of the 
process. Two upcoming CAMP meetings in Boulder, Colorado, focus on 
authentication and advanced middleware issues. Find out more below.

Please note: Because CAMP meetings are kept small to maximize program 
value, we ask that only two individuals per institution attend each 
CAMP workshop.

CAMP - June 3-6, 2003, Boulder, Colorado 
This workshop offers system architects and project managers involved in 
enterprise middleware deployment an opportunity for learning and 
guidance on management and policy and implementation and technology, 
with a special focus on enterprise authentication. Come to this meeting 
to learn about 
- key authentication issues such as WebISO technologies and PKI 
- common higher education policy and technology practices to help you 
avoid "reinventing the wheel" 
- developments in higher education middleware research

Institutions are encouraged to send the two individuals who most 
closely match the system architect and project manager roles. Learn 
more about CAMP and register at: 
http://www.educause.edu/conference/nmi/camp032/

ADVANCED CAMP - July 8-11, 2003, Boulder, Colorado 
If you are a system architect from a campus with a maturing middleware 
infrastructure and have experience in identity management, enterprise 
directories, and authentication, save the date for Advanced CAMP, a 
meeting offering a highly focused, highly technical forum for learning 
and discussion on research in middleware technologies with an emphasis 
on authorization approaches. Details for this event will be announced 
soon.

CAMP SPONSORS 
Base CAMP is sponsored by the National Science Foundation Middleware 
Initiative-Enterprise and Desktop Integration Technologies (NMI-EDIT) 
Consortium: EDUCAUSE, Internet2, and SURA.


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