Re: [ekmi] Flash demo for EKMI

[Anil Saldhana <Anil.Saldhana@redhat.com>]

The IronKey demo looks good. It has initial loading time that may turn 
off some users. It does use pretty high quality images.

I guess if the TC can provide the information and high quality pictures 
for incorporation, it should be possible to generate a flash movie 
similar to the IronKey.

A concern I have is the narration part. Somebody has to speak. They need 
to have a commanding voice. There may be a need to compromise on this 
aspect if the budget is just 5k. We may need to coax someone to speak, 
maybe, in return for a dinner. :)

Arshad Noor wrote:
> Folks,
> 
> I presume you saw the e-mail I forwarded this morning about the
> EKMI TC budget.  We didn't get what we asked for, but then again,
> the IDtrust Member Section is dealing with many more TC's this
> year than in previous years - so there's a little less for each
> to go around.
> 
> We have $5,000 available at our disposal for the Flash demo, and
> we have one joint event (probably in Europe) in the fall that we
> can leverage to promote EKMI.
> 
> Ken Adler sent out a 2-minute flash demo link:
> 
> http://pcifile.com/
> 
> Anil Saldhana sent out a link with some early prototype work that
> a colleague of his put together.
> 
> http://seamlessidentity.googlepages.com/ekmi
> 
> Davi Ottenheimer sent two links to Flas demos - one of which I
> thought was absolutely fabulous - even though we need to ask them
> why they're not using EKMI :-).
> 
> http://www.f-secure.com/flash_content/cs7_demo/
> https://www.ironkey.com/demo (this is the one I really like)
> 
> Please review them and let me know what you think.
> 
> The next question is, can we get something that comes close to the
> IronKey demo for the budget we have?  Do any of you know graphics
> designers who would be willing to bid for this work for the budget
> we have?  If you do, please have them think about it and consider
> throwing their hat in the ring.
> 
> May I request that Davi, Anil, Ken, myself and perhaps one other
> intrepid volunteer form an ad-hoc subcomittee to review and select
> a graphics designer for this work?  I'm thinking of a very simple
> process where the designers submit some links to past work, a
> half-page write-up on their qualifications, and a half-page on what
> they could deliver for $5K and by when.  We review, have e-mail
> discussions and make a selection within 2 weeks to award the work.
> Does this process work, or does anyone have suggestions for a better
> process?  Our goal is to get something created before the end of
> March for the RSA show.
> 
> Thanks for putting on your creative thinking-hats and shooting off
> those brilliant ideas.  Don't let me hold you guys back.  :-)
> 
> Arshad Noor
> StrongAuth, Inc.