Reputation and Provenance Workshop - IBM Bethesda Maryland - March 10-11

[Chris Daly <rcdaly@us.ibm.com>]

This note contains information for those
of you who have indicated interest in attending this workshop, including
the agenda, directions and logistics information, connection information
for those of you who plan to join virtually, and special notices for government
employees.  For those of you who are traveling, Dulles, BWI and Reagan
National airports are all about equidistant from Bethesda.  The closest
hotel is the Marriott Suites on Democracy Blvd but there are other hotels
in nearby downtown Bethesda.  You can also take the RED line on the
Washington Metro to Bethesda and then a 10 minute cab ride to the site.
 The address for the workshop is

IBM Bethesda
6710 Rockledge Drive
Wing B
Bethesda, MD  20817

The parking is free in the IBM parking
lot next to the building.

see attachment for driving directions
to the facility


Washington Metro ---http://www.wmata.com/rail/maps/map.cfm
schedule --http://www.wmata.com/rail/schedules.cfm

hotels in the area ---http://www.bethesda.org/bethesda/hotels.htm

If you have questions, feel free to
contact me at 301-524-6691 or Mary Hilberg at 301-803- 6509
.

Agenda - We will start each day at 0830
and try to finish as close to 5pm as possible.  Food service will
be provided.  A copy of the agenda is in the attachment.


First Day - March 10 - Morning - start at
0830

Kick-off - Dave McQueeney - VP and Federal
CTO - IBM

Principles, Frameworks and Emerging Standards
for Reputation and Provenance 
panel topic --- a survey of current initiatives
and what will it take to converge on a set of standards?

1.  Oasis Reputation Management Framework
- Tony Nadalin - IBM
2.  Supply Chain Pedigree Framework
- Greg Smith - IBM
3.  Open Provenance Framework - John
Ibbotson - IBM
4.  Provenance
Issues - Dave Aucsmith - Microsoft
5.  Panel discussion - all 

First Day - March 10 - Afternoon:

Technical Challenges and Approaches for Implementing
Reputation and Provenance Systems
panel topic --- where can we leverage common
solutions and known best practices?

1.  PMAF - Pedigree Management Assessment
Framework - Russ Goodrich - RAE, LLC
2.  Ramifications on Reputation and
Provenance Resulting from Multiple Independent Point-To-Point Cross Domain
Solutions Within an Enterprise - John Benner - Air Force Research Lab -
 Rome
3.  Provenance Requirements and Use
Cases - Carol Farrant - NSA
4.  Supply
Chain Requirements - Annabelle Lee - NIST
5.  Panel discussion - all

Second Day - March 11 - Morning - Start at
0830

Industry Issues and Requirements for Reputation
and Provenance – special focus on Governance and Policy
panel topic --- can we afford to approach
this from individual vertical perspectives?  where can we build
to exploit economies of scale?

1.  Health Care - Mark Coderre - Aetna
2.  Intelligence and Defense - Alan
Wade, former CIO of CIA
3.  Identity
Systems - Creating Trust for OpenID: Assurance and Reputation - Tatsuki
Sakushima - Nomura Research Institute
4.  Panel discussion - all

Second Day - March 11 - Afternoon

Research and Product Initiatives for Reputation
and Provenance Technologies
panel topic --- are there significant capability
differences in the different areas of reputation and provenance systems?
what's the "core" and what's the "nice to have"?

Initiatives and Offerings:
1.  Brand Management Analytics - Jeff
Kreulen - IBM Almaden Research Lab
2.  Social Collaboration and Reputation
Tools - Thomas Hinders - IBM Lotus SWG
3.  Trust Index - Ivan Milman - IBM
SWG
4.  Building
Reputation through 3rd party Validation - Jodi Florence - IDology
5.  Continuous Assurance Framework -
Paco Curbera - IBM Watson Research Lab
6.  Panel discussion - all

For those who will be connecting virtually,
we will be using two different web conference links - one link for the
morning session both days, and one link for the afternoon session on both
days.  

We will use the same callin number for
both days.

Callin Information

US Toll Free:	1-866-907-1016
US Toll:	1-719-387-8316
Participant Passcode:	526481
International Conference Access Numbers: Location	Local Access (Preferred)	Toll Free
Australia, Sydney	+61 (0) 2 8207 3478
Australia		1 800 065 224
Canada and Caribbean	1-719-387-8316	1-866-907-1016
Germany, Frankfurt	+49 (0) 69 12009 860
Germany		0 800 182 3970
Japan, Tokyo	+81 (0) 3 4455 1491
Japan		00531 16 0925
Switzerland, Geneva	+41 (0) 22 555 0213
Switzerland, Zurich	+41 (0) 44 556 8423
Switzerland		0 800 895 072
UK, London	+44 (0) 20 8150 0610
UK		0 808 101 5336
USA	1-719-387-8316	1-866-907-1016

Morning Web Conference Link

http://www-1.ibm.com/collaboration/webconferences/center/meetingdetails.jsp?meetingId=4063537DB06344171EE50018007B974F

Password:	reputation10march
Conference name:	Morning session - Provenance and Reputation Workshop
Start time:	3/10/2009 and 3/11/09 starting at 8:30 AM both days
Duration:	04 hours 00 minutes
Meeting creator:	Robert C. Daly
Moderator:	Robert C. Daly

Afternoon Web Conference Link

http://www-1.ibm.com/collaboration/webconferences/center/meetingdetails.jsp?meetingId=FB2FA63AE5BCD46B62404D1FDB9253B3

Password:	reputation10march
Conference name:	Reputation and Provenance Workshop - Afternoon sessions
Start time:	3/10/2009 and 3/11/2009  starting at 12:30 PM both days
Duration:	05 hours 00 minutes
Meeting creator:	Robert C. Daly
Moderator:	Robert C. Daly

This notice is provided for all government employees who are attending the workshop

Notice to Government Employees and Representatives
IBM Training and Education

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Notice to Government Employees and Representatives
Food and Refreshments

At this IBM function, IBM is providing
food and refreshments and considers this a normal business courtesy. Some
U.S. Federal, state or local government agencies do not permit their employees
to accept food or refreshments from contractors doing business with them.

If your agency requires, or if you desire, you may pay the fair market
value for the food and refreshments you consume. 

A receipt will be provided upon request.


Regards, 
Chris Daly
Technical Competency Lead for Security - IBM Software Group
fax:  301-240-3350 t/l 372
cell: 301-524-6691

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