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Building Context Aware Services using Identity as Foundation

Presented by Phil Windley on Jul 14, 2009 Length 00:44:05
Sections
Enterprise Architecture,
Architecture & Design,
Development
Topics
Artifacts & Tools ,
SOA ,
Tools ,
Identity Management ,
Architecture ,
Agile ,
Security ,
Enterprise Architecture ,
Gluecon ,
Design ,
Web 2.0
 

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Summary
This presentation explores the issue of context automation, the forces driving it (clouds, extensible browsers, internet identities) and then focuses on issues of identity and how identity services augment context and facilitate using features of the cloud and extensible browsers to provide a richer and more secure user experience.

Bio
Phil Windley is the Founder and CTO of Kynetx. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at Brigham Young University where he teaches courses on reputation, digital identity, large-scale system design, and programming languages. Phil writes the popular Technometria blog. He is also the author of the book Digital Identity from O'Reilly Media.

About the conference
Glue is the only conference devoted solely to solving the web application integration problem-set. People that should attend Glue include the architects, developers, administrators and integrators that have moved past the initial step of seeing the web as a platform, and are facing the real-world challenges of what "stove-piped" web applications mean for their overall strategy. Glue is about all of bits and pieces, APIs and meta-data, standards and connectors that will help us to glue together the varying applications of the new platform.
  • This article is part of a featured topic series on SOA and also Agile

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