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| − | The [[Data Model]] provides a common representation for identity, profile and relationship data to enable interoperability and data portability across heterogeneous sites and systems. | + | The [[Data Model]] provides a common representation for identity, profile and relationship data to enable interoperability and data portability across heterogeneous sites and systems. The model is described in these sections: |
| − | + | ;[[The I-Card Metaphor]]: Describes the end user concepts of I-card and Identity Selector | |
| − | The | + | ;[[Identity Services Concepts]]: Describes Claim, Digital Identity, Security Token and other objects used by Identity Providers, Relying Parties, Service Providers and Identity Selectors |
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| − | ;[[Identity Services Concepts]]: Describes Claim, Digital Identity, Security Token and other | + | |
;[[Higgins Global Graph]]: Describes graph-based data model that overlays, unifies, makes portable and makes interoperable identity data from "silos" such as enterprise directories, databases, and social networks. | ;[[Higgins Global Graph]]: Describes graph-based data model that overlays, unifies, makes portable and makes interoperable identity data from "silos" such as enterprise directories, databases, and social networks. | ||
Revision as of 01:18, 2 February 2008
The Data Model provides a common representation for identity, profile and relationship data to enable interoperability and data portability across heterogeneous sites and systems. The model is described in these sections:
- The I-Card Metaphor
- Describes the end user concepts of I-card and Identity Selector
- Identity Services Concepts
- Describes Claim, Digital Identity, Security Token and other objects used by Identity Providers, Relying Parties, Service Providers and Identity Selectors
- Higgins Global Graph
- Describes graph-based data model that overlays, unifies, makes portable and makes interoperable identity data from "silos" such as enterprise directories, databases, and social networks.
See Data Model Background for more information about the motivations for and design goals behind the model.