Foreword INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES DOMAIN

1. The principles of information management relating to e-Commerce are shown in Table 6

   Commerce Sector – Identifiers / Credentials 

    

   The principles of information management relating to e-Commerce are shown in Table 6

   Commerce Sector – Identifiers / Credentials 

    

Table 6 

5    Conclusion and future work

This deliverable should only be considered as the start of a continuous process for developing best practice guidelines. It is concerned with the generic application of the best practice guidelines concerning interoperability, which incorporate an effective development method and framework. The guidelines presented in “D4.6: Draft best practice guidelines” have been applied, in broad terms, to four areas of interest relating to identity, namely the FIDIS research project itself and the sectors of e-Government, e-Health and e-Commerce. The identity classification system, which was outlined in “D4.7: Review and classification for a FIDIS identity management model”, has been applied in the report for each of the areas of interest.

1. It is envisaged that the proposed FIDIS interoperability framework will be suitable for performing the applications discussed in the EC reports: 

    

   It is envisaged that the proposed FIDIS interoperability framework will be suitable for performing the applications discussed in the EC reports: 

    

1. “European Interoperability Framework for Pan-European eGovernment Services”  

2. “Connected Health – Quality and safety for European Citizens”  

5.1rd Work Plan

The next deliverable, D4.9: “An application of the management method to an interoperability case study” will apply the method in detail to determine recommendations for best practice, relating to identity management, within the e-health sector.

5.2th Work Plan

The generic best practice guidelines, which incorporate an effective development method and framework, will be applied in the following deliverables: 

1. D4.11: Overview of reflections and models underlying the health identity management of different types of welfare states in Europe

2. D7.14: Report Where Idem meet Ipse

3. D16.1: Conceptual framework for Privacy-Friendly Identity Management for e-Government

To enable the practical adoption of the management method, we are proposing for development in a further deliverable, a FIDIS portal, rooted in the constructs illustrated in Figure 10, established to assist with the dissemination and exploitation of the FIDIS results. It is envisaged that the final best practice guidelines will be established after the delivery of D4.10 “Specification of a portal for interoperability of identity management systems”.

Figure 10: Structure of Portal for Interoperability