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2011 Year in Review (Part 3 of 3)

6 December 2011 by Leave a Comment

PDEC Recent News

This is Part III, a review of PDEC news and specific issues in our work. PDEC folks and companies are highlighted in bold.

Scroll below for news on these topics:

  • Forrester Research Report covers Personal Identity Management
  • Startup Circle News
  • Startup Circle Company News
  • World Economic Forum update

Forrester Research Report covers Personal Identity Management
The Forrester Report releases a report on Personal Identity Management. PDEC was among 14 organizations/companies interviewed for the report including other Startup Circle members: Azigo, Singly/The Locker Project, Personal. Read the report here, or download it from Personal’s website.

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2011 Year in Review (Part 2)

3 December 2011 by Leave a Comment

Part 2: The Second Half

Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium had a busy 12 months. Here we are at the end of the year, and we wanted to catch you up. This is Part 2, a recap of the second half of 2011. PDEC people and Startup Circle companies are in bold.

PDEC Events, Publications and Speaking Activities: Through November 2011

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2011 Year in Review (Part 1)

21 November 2011 by 1 Comment

Part 1: We were busy!

Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium had a busy 12 months. Here we are at the end of the year, and we wanted to catch you up. This is Part I, a recap through the first half of 2011. PDEC people and Startup Circle companies are in bold.

PDEC Events, Publications and Speaking Activities

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IIW XIII: The Final Overview

11 November 2011 by
young person sitting alone, by xJason.Rogersx

Thanks xJason.Rogersx

What a head-filling event! If you’re interested, you can see notes from many of the sessions on the IIW wiki. Some of the sessions are rather technical, which is consistent with the roots of this unconference.

A few of the things I learned: people continue to amaze me by these projects: personal data projects (check out Personal–no notes from their demo; and soon%2

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