Gentle reminder to register for 2014 MIT-KIT Conference --- FW: Registration now open: MIT-KIT Annual Conference (Sept 18-19, 2014) & Kerberos Day (Sept 17, 2014) at MIT Campus
Thomas Hardjono <[email protected]> Fri, 5 Sep 2014 18:25:45 +0000
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Folks, Just a gentle reminder to register as we need the head-count for logistics / catering and printing badges. If you are not a member of the MIT-KIT Consortium but wish to attend, please email me (hardjono [at] mit [dot] edu). Registration is free: http://kit.mit.edu/events http://kit.mit.edu/registration-2014-kit-conference Looking forward to seeing you at the 2014 conference. Thomas Hardjono MIT-KIT ____________________________________________ -----Original Message----- From: Thomas Hardjono Sent: Monday, August 11, 2014 3:10 PM To: Thomas Hardjono ([email protected]) Subject: Registration now open: MIT-KIT Annual Conference (Sept 18-19, 2014) & Kerberos Day (Sept 17, 2014) at MIT Campus Folks, Registration is now open for the MIT-KIT Annual Conference on September 18-19, 2014. Preceding the conference is the Kerberos Day (on Sept 17th). http://kit.mit.edu/events The Annual MIT-KIT Conference is co-sponsored with Prof Sandy Pentland from the MIT Media Lab and MIT Connection Science. The theme of the conference this year will be "Identity, Trust & Data". Schedule: (a) Sept 18th: Social Machines building Logistics Networks: Understanding the Supply Chain of Identity, Trust & Data. This year the focus of the conference is on the design, development and deployment of "logistical networks" that function as hybrid social-technical social machines commonly called "supply chains" as both a metaphor and a model for future social machines. Centralized and distributed architectures play a crucial role in creating this future supply chain of identity, trust and personal & big data. (b) Sept 19th: OpenID-Connect Day on RESTful Services in Healthcare. This one-day meeting will explore the technical issues related to patient data sharing using emerging technologies, such as the OpenID-Connect protocol for identity management (Identity) and the User Managed Access protocol for patient consent-management (Trust) of the patient records (Data). (c) Sept 17th: Kerberos Day. We have a number of presentations in the morning, followed by a special Kerberos Operators' Forum meeting dedicated to the administration of the MIT Kerberos deployment. We look forward to seeing you at the 2014 Conference. Regards. Thomas Hardjono ______________________________________________ Thomas Hardjono, PhD. Executive Director MIT Consortium for Kerberos & Internet Trust Massachusetts Institute of Technology 77 Massachusetts Avenue W92-152 Cambridge, MA 02139, USA e: hardjono[at]mit.edu m: +1 781-729-9559 ______________________________________________