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Define Personal Cloud Logo Terms

2013-05-09T19:30:56Z

Jernst: fixed typo

Attendees:
* Jeff Stollman
* C.Live Boulton
* Johannes Ernst (host, note taker)

Objective: We have a newly designed logo for personal clouds. Under which terms should anybody be allowed to use it?

After some discussion, we made the following decisions:

# We create a board of 12 stewards for the logo
# For the initial stewards, we ask for volunteers on the personal clouds mailing list
# If there turned out to be more than 12 volunteers, we organize a vote on the mailing list.
# The board of stewards will give itself a charter. This will include:
#* stewards will meet/teleconference at least once a year, and as needed
#* stewards will decide on taking action / not taking action on possible infringement
#* stewards will vote on terms for the logo and possible revisions of terms
#* when a steward resigns or otherwise ceases to be a steward, the remaining stewards will decide on replacement procedures (e.g. by vote on the mailing list)
# Use of the logo:
#* is generally permitted on a non-discriminatory basis, by individuals and organizations, but:
#* license to use logo is time-limited (e.g. one year) so we can update terms at least once a year should that be necessary
#* electronic use of the logo must be clickable to a page that lists the current terms for use of the logo
#* users of the logo should have to register
#* no modifications are permitted to the logo
#* logo must only be used for the purpose of declaring support for the principles of personal control over data, apps and terms.

Define Personal Cloud Logo Terms

2013-05-09T19:29:59Z

Jernst: from my paper notes

Attendees:
* Jeff Stollman
* C.Live Boulton
* Johannes Ernst (host, note taker)

Objective: We have a newly designed logo for personal clouds. Under which terms should anybody be allowed to use it?

After some discussion, we made the following decisions:

# We create a board of 12 stewards for the logo
# For the initial stewards, we ask for volunteers on the personal clouds mailing list
# If there turned out to be more than 12 volunteers, we organize a vote on the mailing list.
# The board of stewards will give itself a charter. This will include:
#* stewards will meet/teleconference at least once a year, and as needed
#* stewards will decide on taking action / not taking action on possible infringement
** stewards will vote on terms for the logo and possible revisions of terms
#* when a steward resigns or otherwise ceases to be a steward, the remaining stewards will decide on replacement procedures (e.g. by vote on the mailing list)
# Use of the logo:
#* is generally permitted on a non-discriminatory basis, by individuals and organizations, but:
#* license to use logo is time-limited (e.g. one year) so we can update terms at least once a year should that be necessary
#* electronic use of the logo must be clickable to a page that lists the current terms for use of the logo
#* users of the logo should have to register
#* no modifications are permitted to the logo
#* logo must only be used for the purpose of declaring support for the principles of personal control over data, apps and terms.

Respect Network Founding Partners

2012-10-23T23:38:38Z

Jernst: Created page with "Drummond gave his 5-min "Ignite-style" presentation on Respect NetworkExpecting to announce 19th and 20th founding member this week. Gary Rowe, previously president of Burton..."

Drummond gave his 5-min "Ignite-style" presentation on Respect NetworkExpecting to announce 19th and 20th founding member this week.

Gary Rowe, previously president of Burton Group analyst group:
internet today is giant highway with a dark side: opportunity build a trusted network. Creates business opportunities "beyond anything any of us have seen".

Business layer
Legal layer
Technical layer

First open to individuals, only later for businesses.

Long discussions on the parallels with credit card network, business models, parallel with e-mail.

Expectation that just like in case of credit cards, businesses will pay for the system.

Technical layer probably needs to evolve much faster than the legal and business layer which can largely remain the same over the long time.

Founding members each stated some reasons why they joined and what they work on. There will be several demos this afternoon and tomorrow.

There will be major announcements next week.

Main Page

2012-10-08T18:33:35Z

Jernst: removed spam. There is more

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What is a Personal Cloud?

2012-05-16T17:03:32Z

Jernst: added my notes as somehow the official note taking process did not get the notes up,

'''Session Topic:''' Attempt to reach some consensus what a personal cloud might be.

'''Convener:''' [http://upon2020.com/ Johannes Ernst]

'''Note-Taker(s):''' Johannes Ernst

'''Discussion notes:'''

Personal Clouds are to cloud computing what the Personal Computer was to (mainframe-based) computing at the time: in the mainframe world, a central group of people (the computer operators) would deliver the apps they choose, with the data they controlled, with their terms of service, to users who had to use whatever was given to them. The Personal Computer with personal productivity apps such as spreadsheets was the counter-trend, which put all aspects of computing in the hands of the users, who could add and remove hardware, create, delete and modify data at will, run whatever apps they chose on whatever data they had.

Cloud computing today is largely the same as mainframe computing was back then: a central group of people (the operators of SaaS apps such as Facebook or Salesforce) decide which features to give to users. They can change features at will without requiring the consent of their users (e.g. Facebook timeline, no way of not using it), who control the user's data and often make it hard to move the data somewhere else, or even access it from somewhere else (e.g. no Google crawling of Facebook) and subject to their terms of use. E.g. Facebook or Google can unilaterally ban users and delete their data, which they have done.

Personal cloud computing puts control back in the hands of the users, but this time in a cloud / networked environment.

There are three major parts of personal clouds:
<ul>
<li>data</li>
<li>capabilities (aka apps)</li>
<li>terms and governance</li>
</ul>
For the cloud to be personal, the owner of the personal cloud must be able:
<ul>
<li>to choose and remove the apps they run on their personal cloud</li>
<li>to control who does and does not get access to the data on the personal cloud.</li>
<li>to process data created with one app with another in a similar way as files on a PC may be opened by apps from a different vendor (something not possible with SaaS today)</li>
<li>to set the terms of use themselves of the personal cloud</li>
<li>to move the personal cloud from one host / infrastructure / hosting provider to another if needed (e.g. from an Amazon cloud server to a Rackspace one)</li>
</ul>
Cloud computing features such as replication, and high-availability features should be available. Backup must be available.

Contrast to what some people called "personal data centers" -- set of computing resources some people (usually techies) have control over at home or work. This wouldn't be cloud computing because in cloud computing, somebody else takes care of failing hard disks etc.

Personal clouds interact with each other as peers. So we don't believe that Dropbox etc. are personal clouds. They are just a service that might be used by somebody as one component of a personal cloud.

Personal clouds require persistent identifiers / identity that can be allocated and asserted in a decentralized manner.

May be difficult to communicate because many people do not understand the difference between data and apps.

It's a matter of control and portability.

Today mobile devices are tethered to service providers. This creates a dependency on service providers that is undesirable for personal clouds. Of course it is a reality that some technologies today are only available tethered, e.g. iPhones.

There was 90%+ agreement in the room that 5 or 10 years from now, most people will have personal clouds.

InfoGrid

2009-09-16T03:32:37Z

Jernst: minimal summary, unfortunately the attendee sheet got lost somewhere right after the session

'''Conference [[Notes_iiw8|IIW8]] Room/Time:''' 11/E

'''Convener:''': [http://netmesh.info/jernst Johannes Ernst], [http://netmesh.us/ NetMesh]

'''Notes-taker:'''

'''Attendees:'''

'''Technology Discussed/Considered:''': Sneak preview of [http://infogrid.org/ InfoGrid], a post-relational application platform with user-centric identity components. It is now available at http://infogrid.org/

'''Discussion notes, key understandings, outstanding questions, observations, and, if appropriate to this discussion: action items, next steps:'''

Monday 08b

2008-11-29T23:51:24Z

Jernst: added link to my slides

Our Monday program begins at 1pm.

'''Overview''' - Johannes Ernst. Slides are [http://netmesh.org/slides/ here].

'''OpenID''' - David Recordon + others

'''SAML+Liberty''' - (Peter Davis or) Paul Madsen

'''Information Cards''' - Charles Andres

'''Open Stack''' - Joseph Smarr

'''Dp chart''' - Daniela Barbosa

A brief update from '''VRM''' by Doc

''Break''

'''Announcement time'''
1 min each for several different company things.
''be in touch with Kaliya if you would like to announce something during this time''.

Group Conversation all together in small groups around the question

'''''"How do we get to the Big Bang of Identity?"'''''

We will Harvest answers and map answers.

'''Identity Commons''' - Identity Commons

Closing about 5:30

Dinner at the Tied House 7pm.

Post dinner socializing is in the Hi-Fi Lounge of the Avante Hotel

Attendees 08b

2008-11-12T18:07:42Z

Jernst: added myself

You will find the list of attendees (who voluntarily list themselves) here in the coming weeks.

'''THIS LIST DOES NOT REFLECT THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF ATTENDEES. It is much higher.''' Attendees voluntarily list themselves here.

* [http://whyidentity.blogspot.com Praveen Alavilli]
* [http://henrik.biering.dk Henrik Biering], [http://www.netamia.com Netamia]
* [http://blog.dannyburkes.com Danny Burkes], [http://rejaw.com Rejaw]
* [http://www.pgp.com/ Jon Callas] [http://www.pgp.com/ PGP Corporation]
* Judi Clark
* [http://xditao.blogspot.com Andy Dale], OCLC
* [http://www.8bitkid.com Max Engel], [http://developer.myspace.com MySpace]
* Jim Fenton, [http://cisco.com Cisco]
* [http://www.schwab.com Cliff Gerrish], Charles Schwab
* [http://self-issued.info Mike Jones], Microsoft
* [http://epeus.blogspot.com Kevin Marks], [http://opensocial.org OpenSocial],[http://microformats.org Microformats],[http://google.com Google]
* [http://ignisvulpis.blogspot.com/ Axel Nennker], [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard], [http://www.codeplex.com/IdentitySelector CardSpace for Firefox], [http://www.laboratories.telekom.com/ipws/English/LabsGeneral/Pages/default.aspx Deutsche Telekom Laboratories], [http://informationcard.net/governing-board#Axel Information Card Foundation]
* [http://will.norris.name/ Will Norris], [http://vidoop.com/ Vidoop] and [http://diso-project.org/ DiSo Project]
* [http://johnpanzer.com John Panzer], [http://www.google.com Google]
* [http://xri.net/=drummond Drummond Reed], Cordance, Parity, OASIS XRI & XDI TCs
* [http://www.meristic.com Mary Ruddy], Meristic
* Scott Stefanski, Bazaar Strategies LLC
* [http://www.teare.com Keith Teare]
* [http://allentom.com Allen Tom], [http://openid.yahoo.com Yahoo!]
* [http://blog.wachob.com Gabe Wachob]
* [http://www.sbw.org Steve Williams], [http://digg.com Digg]
* Alberto Cobas, [http://www.aol.com AOL]
* Charlie Cauthen, [http://www.cliqset.com Cliqset]
* [http://netmesh.info/jernst Johannes Ernst], [http://netmesh.us/ NetMesh], [http://openid.net/ OpenID Foundation]

Attendees 2008a

2008-05-22T22:29:59Z

Jernst: belatedly adding myself

Please put your name here if you are attending.
''There are more people attending then currently on this list as stating publicly one is coming is voluntary. We normally have 150 people attending the workshop.''

* [http://www.identitywoman.net Kaliya Young Hamlin]
* [http://henrik.biering.dk Henrik Biering], [http://www.netamia.com Netamia]
* [http://idmjournal.com Dave Kearns], [http://vquill.com The Virtual Quill]
* [http://xri.net Drummond Reed], [http://www.parityinc.com Parity], [http://www.cordance.net Cordance], [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/xri OASIS XRI TC], [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/xdi OASIS XDI TC]
* [http://practicalid.blogspot.com George Fletcher], [http://www.aol.com AOL]
* [http://connectid.blogspot.com Paul Madsen], [http://www.ntt.co.jp/index_e.html NTT]
* [http://self-issued.info Mike Jones], [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]
* [http://blogs.msdn.com/vbertocci Vittorio Bertocci], [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]
* [http://claimid.com/gammydodger Gam Dias], [http://www.realtea.net Blog], [http://www.xpollen.org personal_rfp_thing]
* [http://www.8bitkid.com Max Engel], [http://developer.yahoo.com/ Yahoo! Application Platform]
* Bob Snodgrass, [http://www.net2community.com/ net2Community]
* [http://martin.atkins.me.uk/ Martin Atkins]
* [http://subjectivity.com/ Kermit Snelson]
* [http://staff.washington.edu/rlmorgan/ RL "Bob" Morgan],[http://www.washington.edu/ University of Washington], [http://middleware.internet2.edu/ Internet2]
* [http://linkedin.com/in/charlesandres Charles Andres] [http://www.parityinc.com Parity] Information Card Foundation
* [http://drstarcat.com Ryan Janssen], [http://www.angelsoft.net Angelosoft]
* [http://et.cairene.net Robert W. Anderson], [http://www.digipede.net Digipede]
* Vince Wu, Google Inc.
* Marty Schleiff, [http://www.boeing.com Boeing]
* [http://identity20.com/ Dick Hardt]
* Mary Ruddy
* Alexis Bor
* [http://bblfish.net/ Henry Story, Sun Microsystems]
* [http://www.pgp.com/ Jon Callas]
* =peterd
* [http://johnpanzer.com John Panzer] (=john.panzer), Google
* [http://ignisvulpis.blogspot.com Axel Nennker], [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard], [http://www.codeplex.com/IdentitySelector CardSpace4Firefox], [http://www.laboratories.telekom.com/ipws/English/Pages/Willkommen.aspx Deutsche Telekom Laboratories], T-Systems
* Christopher H. Reynolds, HotPlate Corp.
* [http://blogs.sun.com/superpat/ Pat Patterson], [http://www.sun.com/identity/ Sun Microsystems], [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO]
* [http://www.xmlgrrl.com/blog Eve Maler]
* [http://digg.com/users/sbwms Steve Williams], [http://digg.com Digg]
* [http://bbiw.net Dave Crocker]
* [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/0/305/aba Mike Carr] and Bharath Kumar, [http://www.amazon.com Amazon.com]
* Brian Ellin, Janrain
* Brian Kissel, Janrain
* Tore Steen, Janrain
* Mike Graves, Janrain
* Larry Drebes, Janrain
* [http://www.eekim.com/blog/ Eugene Eric Kim], [http://www.blueoxen.com/ Blue Oxen Associates]
* [http://www.polka.com/ Mike Kirkwood, Polka]
* [http://www.cloakx.com/ Brian Wormington, CloakX]
* Uppili Srinivasan, Oracle
* Tim Freeman, MedicAlert Foundation
* [http://netmesh.info/jernst Johannes Ernst], [http://netmesh.us/ NetMesh]

=== Regrets ===

* [http://factoryjoe.com Chris Messina] -- I'll be in Vegas at Community 2.0 talking about [http://diso-project.org DiSo]!
* [http://www.deborahschultz.com Deb Schultz] --will try and break away from deadlines, but looking doubtful I can
* [http://www.educause.edu/PeerDirectory/750?ID=123177 Jens Haeusser] -- I'm triple booked talking about Identity at [http://www.kuali.org/events/KDVI/index.shtml Kuali Days] and [http://www.terena.org/activities/refeds/meetings/may08/ REFEDS]