Life Management Platforms - Where Convenience and Business meet Privacy and Accountability
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Life Management Platforms - Where Convenience and Business meet Privacy and Accountability

Roundtable
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 14:00—16:00
Location: WALCHENSEE

Life Management Platforms - Where Convenience and Business meet Privacy and Accountability

Life Management Platforms - Where Convenience and Business meet Privacy and Accountability
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Life Management Platforms - Where Convenience and Business meet Privacy and Accountability
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Mario Hoffmann
Mario Hoffmann
Fraunhofer AISEC
Prof. Dr. Sachar Paulus
Prof. Dr. Sachar Paulus
KuppingerCole
Prof. Dr. Sachar Paulus is KuppingerCole Scientific Advisor and a former KuppingerCole Senior Analyst. Sachar was 8 years with SAP in leading security positions, responsible for Secure Software...

The Wallet and Life Management

Jörg Heuer - The Wallet and Life Management
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Jörg Heuer - The Wallet and Life Management
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The Wallet and Life Management
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The Wallet and Life Management
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Jörg Heuer
Jörg Heuer
Deutsche Telekom Laboratories
Jörg Heuer started working for a Deutsche Telekom engineering subsidiary in 1997, defining and leading more than 30 projects for all divisions of the Deutsche Telekom group. Currently Heuer is...

Qiy Independent Trust Framework

Marcel van Galen
Marcel van Galen
Qiy Foundation
Marcel van Galen is a visionair, a creator, an inspirator and an idealist. After building several businesses in communication and IT, he and his team started with developing Qiy as an independent...

Best Practice: Improving Local Transport Service Quality and Experience through better Privacy

In the five past years the market of mobile applications has known a great expansion. In a near future, contactless technology will be embedded in all mobile phones. Arising services combine the power of online applications - already available on smartphones - with the physical interaction that the contactless technology enables. These services will cover a wide range of usage: electronic ticketing, public transport, payment. Privacy is going to be a key issue in this context. How to enable the use of contactless mobile services while providing a high level of guaranty in terms of privacy protection and trust? How to ensure data minimization and data sovereignty in a mobile ecosystem?

Lyrics is an international consortium setup by France Telecom- Orange in 2012 to tackle these issues. It involves several partners among which Microsoft, NEC, Oberthur Technologies and Atos Worldline. This collaboration aims at defining a solution answering the needs of the service providers and dealing with the constraints of the smart card industry. During our first year of investigation on this subject, we have focused on privacy in the field of Fare Management System. Transport operators are often subject to criticism because they infringe the right to move around freely and anonymously. Indeed, currently deployed transport services have not been designed to integrate anonymity and Privacy. Future transport framework (Interoperable Fare Management) promise to embed privacy in their design while benefiting from the functionalities that smartphones offer. We have conducted a thorough survey of the proposed design in terms of privacy properties and put this in perspective with current mobility trends and technologies available. Our initial findings show that in order to fulfill the promise of privacy in the context of mobility, a service centric approach may not be adequate. We are currently designing an anonymous public transport pass that is in line with future Fare Management architectures and that brings new perspective to transport services. During this session, we will bring our vision and share our first results on the design of this architecture. It will be particularly interesting to discuss how and where these findings match or not with the current trend of Life Management Platforms.

Best Practice: Improving Local Transport Service Quality and Experience through better Privacy
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Best Practice: Improving Local Transport Service Quality and Experience through better Privacy
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Philippe Clément
Philippe Clément
Orange/France Telecom
After contributing within Orange to the identity strategy and its implementation for 12 years, Philippe now advises Orange for transformations and implementations in the field of strategic innovation.
Olivier Maas
Olivier Maas
Atos Worldline
Olivier Maas is working for Atos Worldline's R&D department as a project manager on digital identity management. He is designing innovative implementation of IM technology applied on secure...
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