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SEVENTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME

Challenge 1

Information and Communication Technologies

Trusted Architecture for Securely Shared Services

Document type:

Deliverable

Title: TAS3 web presence, community & communication

Work Package: WP11

Deliverable Number: D11.2

Editor: Serge Ravet

Dissemination Level: PU

Preparation Date: 4 January 2010

Version: 2

TAS3 web presence, community & communication, V2 Jan 2nd

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The TAS³ Consortium

Beneficiary Name Country Short Role

1 KU Leuven BE KUL Coordinator

2 Synergetics NV/SA BE SYN Partner

3 University of Kent UK KENT Partner

4 University of Karlsruhe DE KARL Partner

5 Technische Universiteit Eindhoven NL TUE Partner

6 CNR/ISTI IT CNR Partner

7 University of Koblenz-Landau DE UNIKOLD Partner

8 Vrije Universiteit Brussel BE VUB Partner

9 University of Zaragoza ES UNIZAR Partner

10 University of Nottingham UK NOT Partner

11 SAP Research DE SAP S&T Coord.

12 EIfEL FR EIF Partner

13 Intalio UK INT Partner

14 Risaris IR RIS Partner

15 Kenteq NL KETQ Partner

16 Oracle UK ORACLE Partner

17 Custodix BE CUS Partner

18 Medisoft NL MEDI Partner

19 Symlabs PT SYM Partner

Contributors

Name Organisation

2 Davor Meersman, Theo Hensen Synergetics

12 Serge Ravet EIfEL


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Table of Contents

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................... 4

2. TAS3 project web site ................................................................................................ 4

3. TAS3 working space for project partners ............................................................. 5

4. Training portal ........................................................................................................... 6

5. TAS3 community ......................................................................................................... 6

6. TAS3 leaflet and poster ............................................................................................. 7


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1. Introduction The structure of the communication and dissemination of TAS

3 is distributed on 5

different sites (1 dormant), each one addressing a specific target.

Site Access Function Target Contents

www.tas3.eu Public Official project

website

All public Project

presentation &

contractual

deliverables

portal.tas3.eu Private Partners’

working space

Partners Work in progress,

deliverables

training.tas3.eu Restricted Training portal Project partners

and

implementers of

digital identity

Courses,

guidelines,

community.tas3.eu Restricted

(now

dormant)

social network

for the

associated

partners of TAS3

and the identity

community at

large

All the

professionals

and stakeholders

involved in trust

and digital

identity

Contacts,

discussions,

special interest

groups

www.iosf.org Public Create the basis

for the TAS3

sustainability

Decision makers

from key

stakeholders

Policy papers,

2. TAS3 project web site

The TAS3 public web site (www.tas3.eu) contains an introduction to the project’s

objectives, expected results, a list of TAS3 partners and a news section as well as a blog

aggregator. An area of the site explaining how Associate Partners can work with TAS3

will also be implemented shortly and will include the Associate Partners Charter.


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Home page of TAS3 public web site: October 2008

3. TAS3 working space for project partners

A working for TAS3 partners (https://portal.tas3.eu/)provides a document repository for

deliverables, work in progress, calendar for project events and meetings, reporting

documents, etc.

Home page of project partners’ working space: January 2010


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4. Training portal A training portal (https://training.tas3.eu/moodle/) has been developed in order to

provide internal training (initially) then external training.

Home page of TAS

3 training portal: December 2009

5. IoS community www.iosf.org

After experimenting unsuccessfully the use of a social network (NING) as a space for

dissemination, the project dissemination team has decided to keep the current NING

community dormant and to focus our efforts on the creation of a public movement, based

on the outcomes of the TAS3 project.

The IoS (Internet of Subjects) website is designed to aggregate a movement around a

central idea: the complete separation between the hosting and exploitation of personal

data, something that the TAS3 technology is able to support fully.

Home page of IoS website


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6. TAS3 leaflet and poster

An initial flyer on the project has been produced and is regularly distributed by the

partners at the events they organize (ePortfolio Maastricht 2008, Learning Forum

London 2009) and they participate (e.g. Wolce 2009). The leaflet should be revised,

based on the new approach to communication of the project.

7. Conclusions After 2 years, the project is at a turning point: we now have a better idea of how to

interact with the different stakeholders in order to make the adoption of the main

outcomes of the project a reality. While we will keep the usual communication channels

opened and effective, we will concentrate more on publicising one central theme

(“personal data it’s ours”) to structure the communication on the outcomes of the


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conference, with the idea to create something akin to a Foundation by the end of the

project.


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Amendment History

Version Baseline Date Author Description/Comments

0.1 17 Dec 2008 Theo Hensen Initial template

1.0 5 Jan 2009 Serge Ravet Compile document

2.0 20 Dec 2009 Serge Ravet Update

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