Call for Presentations - OASIS Adoption Forum

["Jane Harnad" <jane.harnad@oasis-open.org>]

> A call for participation for the third annual...
> 
> OASIS Adoption Forum
> Enabling Efficiency between Government, Business and the Citizen: Secure
> Interactions, Data Management in Sector Applications
> 
> 28-29 November 2006
> London, United Kingdom
> www.oasis-open.org
> Submission Deadline:  31 August 2006
> 
> OASIS is now inviting proposals for talks and panel sessions on topics
> related to one or more of the following aspects and would welcome
> proposals for case studies on standards development and adoption in
> specific sectors, such as aerospace, logistics, financial, health,
> insurance, and various aspects of e-government applications...
> 
> *	Interoperability and Open Standards for Secure Interactions
> - Security and Interoperability 
> - Open Standards in Security
> - The Security Standards Landscape
> 
> *	Identity Management and Case Studies
> - The OASIS SAML Standard (ITU X.1141) as a Foundation for Identity
> Management
> - SAML in the Real World: Identity Management Case Studies in areas like
> e-government, education, healthcare, and justice/immigration...
> - The Broader Context of Identity Management
> - The Use of Biometric Identity Information in Web Services
> 
> *	Access Control and Case Studies
> - The OASIS XACML Standard (ITU X.1142) as a Foundation for Representing
> and Evaluating Access Control Policies
> - XACML in the Real World: Access Control Case Studies 
> - The Broader Context for Access Control
> 
> *	Security in Web Services and Case Studies
> - Securing Access to Web Services
> - Technical Foundation for Implementing Security Functions such as
> Integrity and Confidentiality in Messages Implementing Higher-level Web
> Services Applications
> - OASIS Security Standards Employed in Industry Sectors (e.g. aerospace,
> healthcare, insurance, etc.)
> 
> *	Public Key Infrastructure (PKI):
> - Employing Digital Certificates to Manage Access and Conduct e-Business
> Transactions
> - Case Studies of PKI Implementation 
> 
> *	ITU-T Recommendations:
> - An ITU Perspective on X.1141 SAML and X.1142 XACML 
> - Why These Identity and Authentication Standards will be Important
> Elements for Secure Internet Transactions
> 
> *	SOA and Security:
> - How Security Fits into a SOA Framework
> - Frameworks for Secure Information Exchange 
> - Integrating Security into SOA Models and Blueprints
> 
> Presentation and Submission Details
>  
> The program committee will peer-review all proposals and reserves the
> right to adapt or restructure proposals submitted to ensure an interesting
> and compelling program. Presentations should be roughly 30 minutes long
> including question and answer time.  Panel sessions should be roughly 60
> minutes in length. Proposals for panels should include the topic, three to
> four potential panelists (name and role) and proposed format (e.g. Q&A,
> short presentations). OASIS will publish an online proceeding of the
> Adoption Forum, so authors should arrange for any necessary releases prior
> to submitting a proposal. 
> 
> Please submit your presentation proposal via our online form (available
> this week) at www.oasis-open.org or to Jane Harnad
> (jane.harnad@oasis-open.org) no later than 31 August 2006.  Any
> submissions received after that date will be considered on a back-up basis
> only.  
> 
> All proposals should include the following details:
>  
> *	Primary Contact (name, affiliation, email, phone, postal address)  
> *	Full list of authors and/or additional presenters, if any 
> *	Brief biography (one paragraph) for all authors 
> *	A 2000 word extended abstract outlining the subject, title, and the
> brief key points of your proposal or panel discussion 
> 
> All submissions will be acknowledged in early September.
> 
> Thank you for considering a speaking role at our Adoption Forum. We look
> forward to receiving your proposal! To learn more about the event, visit
> <http://www.oasis-open.org>.
> 
> Questions or comments? E-mail jane.harnad@oasis-open.org.
>

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