From: joe@xdobs.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 10:56 AM
Subject: Enclosed are some additional URL that cover items my experience in identity managment and related web commerce applications.

I dug up some old documentation that I thought you might find interesting. Unfortunately much of what I did is still covered under NDA and could not be shared. I figured your email server would reject large attachments so I posted these documents on the XDOBS web site.

scale_mission_critical_class.pdf - Speaker notes for class I taught in Rome. You should find some of the same tactics you use here. If Amazon does fly me out for an interview I would enjoy discussing your view of the same topic.
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building_ebusiness_apps.pdf - Speaker notes for a class I taught in Rome. It introduces the Identity management but does not go very deep.
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xdisect-business-overview.pdf - Introduces identity management at a level intended to understood by the typical CIO.
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esn_press_release.pdf - ESN was the my first identity management project. I was an outgrowth of the WWWQOA project. It was built before Siteminder or similar r products existed and was the first Fortune 50 project that used a heterogeneous architecture to enable collaborative use and sharing of identity project. It is also probably the first SSO application deployed by the Fortune 50.
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cef_design.pdf - CEF was a proprietary Identity management and SSO framework that resulted from the original work at ESN. - The original HP version of this was called SST and for a time it was the HP corporate wide recomended standard but was suplanted by Siteminder latter. SideMinder never did catch up with the collaborative identity information sharing present in the original SST - We rebuilt a version a SST after leaving HP which was called CEF. cef_programmers_guide.pdf
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coherity-press-release-1.pdf - One of XDOBS major sales was an extended identity management solution to HP. This was a different part of HP than I had worked for so it was completely independent from ESN and a new design from the ground up.

osv_proposal.pdf - This is the original proposal I wrote for what ultimately became the HP software group portal. XDisect is still running in that division today.
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detailed_xml_design.pdf - A XSL based HTML forms engine designed to make XML data from XDISECT easier to present and gather.
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digitalidworld.com_2002_speakers.pdf - I was both a speaker and panel member at this conference.
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. espeak_ground_breaking_technology.pdf - I owned the responsibility and team chartered with the brokering aspects of the ESpeak technology. I was also the one who introduced using XML as a primary data exchange between nodes in the web service architecture. The start of this project pre-dated SOAP so we used a different wrapper strategy. The broker was predominantly interested in matching requests for types of services and content to vendors who could provide that kind of content but it had identity management aspects for both vender certification and clients and this was complicated by the need to protect confidential information of the client while sharing enough information to allow the vendor to fulfill the service.
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hp_swatch_enabled_espeak_platform.pdf - I drove this project from the first visit to swatch through the concept documentation, business & financial plan, selling it to both the HP and Swatch executives and ended up owning the development teams that where jointly funded by HP and Swatch. This was a team effort but I did most of the leg work to bring it to fruition. Unfortunately HP abandoned E-Speak which killed the deal before it could reach it's potential. This project included substantial amounts of Identity management issues since part of the project included permission based community matching and we had lots of different information sources feeding the overall identity for a given user and different identity consumers had rights to access only portions of the identity based on the context of the business they could prove they where engaged in.
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hp_wap_enabled_commerce_platform.pdf - Internally we called this the Nokia Broker. It was actually delivering content for both WAP enabled phones and the web browsers. I was responsible for this from concept through helping sell the concept to Nokia and subsequently building the hardest portions of the technology. I ultimately had a team of about 15 people working on this project which was successfully piloted by Nokia prior to the time I left HP. Similar identity concepts to the Swatch portal.
market-thinking.pdf - Different ways we fond to utilize the XDISECT thinking.
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xd_technical_architecture.pdf -
This document should give you a good idea of how I have approached architectural presentations in the past. We used this presentation for the HP architects who had to approve XDISECT for use by the OVRD project.
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medical_portal_scenario.pdf - Another simple portal we prototyped for the XDOBS engine.
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new_exec_summary.pdf - Example of my writing style.
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pybiz_softbank_ver1.3.pdf - An example of the presentation I used for the XDISECT engine. This is the proposal that secured for us the VC funding.
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user_group_econtent_mgr_demo.pdf . Another example of a presentation I built for the Python user group.

watpres1/wbc-intro.html - My first Web application. I started this at night in my spare time and it took about 3 months to build out the concept to the point where I was able to convince a senior VP to provide about 1/2 million to finish building the first version.
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xdisect-concept-overview.pdf - An example of my writing style and illustrates how I approach architecture design.
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XDisect_Intro.pdf

xd_technical_architecture.pdf

Thanks, Joe Ellsworth