Category Archives: XRI

The inimitable PeterD

Posted on 4/10/2005 by Drummond Reed

In keeping with my pledge to introduce new links on my blogroll, herewith the inimitable Peter Davis and his Identity4All blog. Peter is part of the powerhouse tech team assembled by CTO Mark Foster at NeuStar to create the world’s … Continue reading →

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First Corollary of Identifiers

Posted on 4/8/2005 by Drummond Reed

Following Kim Cameron’s seven Laws of Identity, here is the first of seven “Corollaries of Identifiers”. Continue reading →

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Comments turned off, i-name turned on

Posted on 4/4/2005 by Drummond Reed

Use your i-name contact page for comments and eliminate comment spam. Continue reading →

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The calm before the storm

Posted on 3/24/2005 by Drummond Reed

Why so quiet of late? First because the OASIS XRI TC was completely heads-down finishing the XRI 2.0 specifications. They were unanimously approved as a Committee Draft on March 14, and now have entered a 30-day public review period (required … Continue reading →

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Extending Identity Mgmt's Realm

Posted on 3/8/2005 by Drummond Reed

John Fontana of Network World just published a nice article in CIO Today called Extending Identity Management’s Realm that points out the central role identifiers play in identity management infrastructure, especially when it is extended beyond people to “all things”. … Continue reading →

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XRIs vs. URLs (Preview)

Posted on 2/19/2005 by Drummond Reed

As the OASIS XRI Technical Committee heads into the final stages of completing the XRI 2.0 specifications (currently scheduled for a Committee Draft vote on March 11), I’m spending a bunch of time on the XRI Primer, the first general-audience … Continue reading →

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