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Engagement in Standardisation Bodies: Actively participate in relevant standardisation bodies such as IETF, W3C, OpenID Foundation (e.g. Digital Credentials Protocols (DCP) Working Group). By engaging in standardisation efforts, GEANT, NRENs, and their communities can contribute to the development of interoperable and standardised protocols and specifications for identity services, ensuring compatibility and consistency across different systems and platforms.
Preventing Silos: Foster collaboration and interoperability among different stakeholders within the research and education sector to prevent the emergence of silos. Encourage the adoption of open standards and APIs to facilitate seamless integration and data exchange between various systems and services. Promote initiatives that encourage information sharing and collaboration across organisational boundaries and borders.
Addressing User Friendliness: Prioritise UX design and usability testing in the development of identity services and related applications. Conduct user research to understand the needs and preferences of different user groups within the research and education community. Invest in intuitive interfaces, clear documentation, and user-friendly workflows to enhance adoption and satisfaction among end-users.
Collaboration: Collaborate with other organisations and initiatives working on identity and authentication solutions, such as ...
- Establish ecosystem trust anchors: Develop and establish operational standards including baseline expectations covering dimensions such as security, availability and data protection. Ensure appropriate governance to enforce these operational standards for all ecosystem stakeholders.
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