A survey on identity federation solutions

Malville, Eric; Crom, Jean-Michel; Gourmelen, Gael

doi:10.1007/bf03219913

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“…However, the separation into intrinsic and non-intrinsic functions is not obvious but remains subjective, as admitted in [25]: "The classification of intrinsic and non-intrinsic is subjective and needs to be done on a per enabler basis". The OMA has also specified principles of the SDPs with the OSE (OMA Service Environment), as detailed in [21] or [4]. The OSE provides a common architecture for the integration of enablers and service creation.…”

Section: Oma Enabler Paradigmmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Service business processes for the next generation of services: a required step to achieve service convergence

Bertin

Crespi

2009

Ann. Telecommun.

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Users' needs are the driver of the next generation of telecom services. Founding the services on users' needs requires that various services cooperate together to meet specific needs. As a consequence, services should no more be developed as "silo" but with composable service enablers. This enabler paradigm raises the issues of the identification of the enablers and of the consistency of a service composed from various enablers. These issues must be addressed by considering the service from the user point of view: what is the added value for the user and through which perceived steps is this added value provided? Such service business processes are then a key tool to identify enablers and to ensure the coherence of composed service.

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Section: Oma Enabler Paradigmmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The concept of SDP is not fully defined today and many forums (e.g., the TeleManagement Forum or TMF) are working to reach an agreement. SDP should rely on an Identity Management system, as introduced in [21], and on service building blocks.…”

Section: Ngn and User-centric Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%