1. June 10-15, 2012 Growing Community; Growing Possibilities Benn Oshrin, The Oshrinium, LLC Keith Hazelton, UW-Madison, Internet2 CIFER Community Identity Framework for Education and Research

2.  An alternative business model for higher education IAM  A way to reorganize higher education’s IAM investments to meet its needs in a sustainable way  A developing practice of coordination across existing projects in Kuali, Internet2, Jasig and elsewhere  A sponsor and coordinator of new development—but only where it has to be  NOT YAOSO 2012 Jasig Sakai Conference2

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4. 4 WorkstreamYear 1Year 2 Registries: Caretakers: Jasig (OpenReg), Kuali (KIM), PSU (CPR) Person Registry v1.0 Identity Match v1.0 Guest management On-going enhancement Provisioning & Integration Caretakers: Internet2 (Grouper PSP), Kuali (KIM) System of Record (SoR) to Registry & Registry to Consumer Toolkits Connectors to select Consumer systems (email, LMS, library) Community- contributed System of Record (SoR) to Registry connectors Dev. tool plug-ins to accelerate integration More SoR and Consumer connectors Business rules & engine for automated ID & affiliation life-cycle management

5. 5 WorkstreamYear 1Year 2 Access Management Caretakers: Internet2 (Grouper) Kuali (KIM, KEW) Expand integration between Grouper & Kuali Identity Management Refine KIM service interfaces Workflow-based permission mgmt. in Grouper, using Kuali Enterprise Workflow Business rules & engine for access policy enforcement Authentication Caretakers: InCommon/I2/ … Password Management v1.0 Social IdP support AuthN for mobile apps Multiple Levels of Assurance Shared Services Management console beta Instrumentation API Management console v1.0 Reporting v1.0

6.  Launch and Development Phase ◦ Funding need estimate: $8M total over two year development period ◦ Institutions of Higher Education ◦ Commercial Affiliates (Unicon as a model) ◦ Consortial Organizations (I2, Kuali, Jasig,…)  Sustaining CIFER Beyond Year Two ◦ Funding need estimate across HE/R: $500- 750K annually ◦ Subscription Model for HE Institutions, Consortial Orgs 2012 Jasig Sakai Conference6

7. Establish Level & Type of Investment $1, $2, or $5/student/year with caps (for 2 years) Determine investment type (cash, in- kind, IP, etc.) Determine any additional level of workstream participation (Optional) Designate a CO Any participating Consortial Organization (Optional) If the CO you want isn’t a current option, send them a request-to- pledge 7

8. 8 All CAs welcome on same terms Contact info@CIFERproject.org re: becoming a Commercial Affiliate Terms CA must agree to abide by the project’s principles and licensing terms—to be a “good citizen” of the CIFER community as the project defines it CA must commit to delivering meaningful services (some/all of: install, customize, integrate, train, support, maintain, enhance) for some/all components of project CA must commit to contributing back a small percentage of all project/component revenues (in-kind effort is acceptable) to further the development and sustenance of CIFER CAs get one rep ex officio on the Executive Trustee Board (each CA gets one vote to elect that rep)

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10.  Creating a More Marketable OS Suite for Identity Management: Provisioning & Integration ◦ Wednesday, 13-Jun-2012 ◦ 10:45 AM - 11:45 AM ◦ Here (Conference Center Room 3 (7th Floor))  Open Source Person Registries - You want 'em, we got 'em! ◦ 13-Jun-2012 ◦ 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM ◦ Here (Conference Center Room 3 (7th Floor)) 2012 Jasig Sakai Conference10

11. 2012 Jasig Sakai Conference11 CIFER Community Identity Framework for Education and Research We certainly raised more questions than we answered. Ask away: For More Information: info@ciferproject.org http://ciferproject.org