into further discussions surrounding the future of identity, authentication and authorisation. The group showed a keen interest to be engaged which led to the commencement of this approach. Prior to any form of engagement the DCIS design team considered the future identity environment, and commenced the development of high level Digital Service Provider (DSP) scenarios. These would be coupled together with examples of ATO retail high level scenarios, in a presentation pack that could be consumed by developers, giving them a picture of what the future of identity could mean for their services. The approach would involve direct one on one engagement with developers, which were willing to participate in discussions whilst being walked through the aforementioned pack. A trial run of the contents of the pack would be tested with ABSIA, prior to official engagement with their community. This was completed with ABSIA on 25th May 2017. The success of the trial would give the DCIS project team the green light to commence the DSP engagements. ABSIA would canvass the community of developers and put forward nominations of those willing to partake in discussions. Deliverables The DCIS design team will provide the report detailing all of the findings including any recommendations based on the insights gained from these engagements back to the developer community. Stakeholders Project team Product Manager: Ben Foster, Digital Business Lead, Digital Identity Services, EST Product Manager: Claire Miller, Digital Business Lead, Digital Identity Services, EST Enterprise Architect: Peter Karouzos, Enterprise Architecture, Digital Delivery, EST Technical Solution Hoshedar Elavia, Digital Identity Services, EST Manager: Assistant Director: George Afarian, Digital Identity Services, EST Assistant Director: Nicole Shepperd, Digital Identity Services, EST Designer: Esteban Martinez, Digital Identity Services, EST DCM: Terry Seiver, Software Experience, DPO
into further discussions surrounding the future of identity, authentication and authorisation. The group showed a keen interest to be engaged which led to the commencement of this approach. Prior to any form of engagement the DCIS design team considered the future identity environment, and commenced the development of high level Digital Service Provider (DSP) scenarios. These would be coupled together with examples of ATO retail high level scenarios, in a presentation pack that could be consumed by developers, giving them a picture of what the future of identity could mean for their services. The approach would involve direct one on one engagement with developers, which were willing to participate in discussions whilst being walked through the aforementioned pack. A trial run of the contents of the pack would be tested with ABSIA, prior to official engagement with their community. This was completed with ABSIA on 25th May 2017. The success of the trial would give the DCIS project team the green light to commence the DSP engagements. ABSIA would canvass the community of developers and put forward nominations of those willing to partake in discussions. Deliverables The DCIS design team will provide the report detailing all of the findings including any recommendations based on the insights gained from these engagements back to the developer community. Stakeholders Project team Product Manager: Ben Foster, Digital Business Lead, Digital Identity Services, EST Product Manager: Claire Miller, Digital Business Lead, Digital Identity Services, EST Enterprise Architect: Peter Karouzos, Enterprise Architecture, Digital Delivery, EST Technical Solution Manager: Hoshedar Elavia, Digital Identity Services, EST Assistant Director: George Afarian, Digital Identity Services, EST Assistant Director: Nicole Shepperd, Digital Identity Services, EST Designer: Esteban Martinez, Digital Identity Services, EST DCM: Terry Seiver, Software Experience, DPO
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