Aug 172006
 

It’s good to see ana­lysts writ­ing sen­tences like “the Liberty spe­cific­a­tions are res­on­at­ing with major IT user organ­iz­a­tions” (quoted in an InfoWorld art­icle entitled E‑government Group forms with­in Liberty Alli­ance). It shows that the Liberty spe­cific­a­tions (and not just fed­er­a­tion) are being imple­men­ted and deployed.

Which brings me to the main point of this post­ing — if you know of Liberty deploy­ments that are worthy of pub­lic atten­tion, pro­pose them for the Iden­tity Deploy­ment of the Year awards. Nom­in­a­tions close on Monday, August 21st, and the judges are wait­ing to see what you can nom­in­ate! The win­ners will be announced on stage at Digit­al IDWorld. I’m hop­ing we get to see some deploy­ments that are illus­trat­ive of the wide range of prob­lems that Liberty Alli­ance spe­cific­a­tions solve. Paul of course wants a People Ser­vice imple­ment­a­tion to win; are there any cool ones out there that will sway the oth­er judges as well?

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