Personal Data: Life Management Platforms

Moderator(s):

Martin Kuppinger Principal Analyst

KuppingerCole

Doc Searls Director, ProjectVRM at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center

Editor-in-Chief, Linux Journal

Just imagine how big the data quantity is which you need to organize your daily life. Insurance documents, your salary statements, banking details, your car´s service requirements, flight tickets, miles accounts, your relationships to online and offline vendors, and much more. How much time do you spend to aggregate all these information stored in so many locations which all are outside of your area of influence into something manageable?

Imagine that you had a personal, secure container system where all those data are automatically delivered to. Join this roundtable to meet the personal data pioneers and learn, how your company can take advantage in early adopting a business model based on this new ecosystem.

After attending this roundtable you will be able to:

Explain what personal life data management platforms are.
Explain the benefits of these to the individual and the business.
List the personal data privacy and trust issues related to these platforms.
Explain how personal life data management is related to electronic identities.
Explain the business models for personal life data management platforms.

This Roundtable qualifies for 3 Group Learning based CPEs.

Continuing Professional Education Credits:

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You can get 1 CPE for this track.

Sessions:

Life Management Platforms

Getting Personal: How can Each of us Live in a World of Corporate Silos — While also Building a World that Transcends them?!

Date: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 Time: 14:00-15:00

Getting Personal: How can Each of us Live in a World of Corporate Silos — While also Building a World that Transcends them?!

Doc Searls, Editor-in-Chief, Linux Journal

Giving Individuals Control and Knowledge of their Personal Information held by Others - What are the Consequences?

Drummond Reed, Evernym • Marcel van Galen, Qiy Foundation • Dr. Scott David, LL.M., KuppingerCole • Prof. Dr. Kevin Cox, Edentiti • Tony Fish, Digital20

Trust Frameworks - Internet Identity - Life Management Platforms

Markus Sabadello, Danube Tech • Drummond Reed, Evernym • Dr. Phil Windley, Brigham Young University

This roundtable will examine the role of socially-verified trust networks in the emergence of Internet identity and the personal data ecosystem.

The GINI-SA Project of the EU

Lefteris Leontaridis, NetSmart S.A.

GINI-SA is a Support Action for the EC which aims to analyse how a Personalized Identity Management (PIM) ecosystem in which individuals can manage their own digital identities and control the exchange of their identity information. Under the GINI vision, individuals would manage their identities by means of an Individual Digital Identity (‘INDI’). An INDI can be described as a self-generated and self-managed digital identity, which is verifiable against one or more...