Forum in the News

FORUM IN THE NEWS:

• At the end of September and beginning of October, OASIS is holding a very important forum in London...by Anil's Security and Identity Management Blog
  
  
• Security Challenges for the Information Society Forum | Programme Announced...by Nabble.com
  
  
• Open Standards Forum: Interoperability, Open Source, eIdentity and eSecurity, High Impact Services with pan-European scope, Infrastructure...by epractice.eu
  
  
• IDtrust Member Section to co-sponsor, 'Open Standards Forum 2008: Security Challenges for the Information Society... by IDTrust Member Section
  
  
• "Security Challenges for the Information Society" Forum, will give the people who are evaluating or deploying security infrastructures an opportunity to...by the Secure Identity Across Borders Linked
  
  
• The OASIS Telecom MS is pleased to announce the 'Adopting SOA for Telecom' Workshop...by Telecom Member Section
  
  
• Open Standards Forum 2008: Security Challenges for the Information Society...by SourceWire
  
  
• On the 30th of September to 3rd of October OASIS will hold Open Standard Forum near London... by EJBCA - Open Source Enterprise PKI & Tomas Gustavsson
  
  
• Gerry Gebel from Burton, an analyst I envy and a good friend (ok, or a person I know) is one of the Keynote speakers...by JBOSS
  
  
• CEN/ISSS has agreed to become a supporting organization of the Open Standards Forum 2008 on 'Security challenges for the information society' ...by CEN/ISSS
  
  
• The SOA in Telecom Workshop at the Forum aims to discuss the current limitations of adopting SOA in the Telecommunication field...SOA Telecom Architect
  
  
• What is the current situation in electronic identity (eID) area?...by ANECT a.s.
  
  
• I'm speaking as part of a panel on "Securing your Enterprise: Real World Scenarios for Vertical Industries" at the OASIS Open Standards Forum 2008 in London next week...by Vordell

• If you're a presenter, blog about the issues you plan to cover. Don't provide a complete synopsis of your presentation. Instead, identify a few of the compelling issues involved in a way that gets people thinking and motivates them to attend.

• If you're moderating a panel or chairing a session, blog about the concepts that will be discussed and provide a brief background of your presenters.

• Consider writing multiple, shorter blogs rather than one overly long description.

• Use your blog to solicit feedback and questions that will add to your presentation.

• Don't forget to invite readers to attend.

• Make it personal.

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