Las Vegas, Sept 15, 2009

- Prioritize/Assess Work Items
- eGov Profile - Consent Service
- Other
Possible Work Items:
- WS-* Harmonization
- OAuth
- eGov
- Possibly use of SSOS work in SAML TC
- "Keep on keeping on"
RESTful WSF?
    - subsumed by OAuth work
API standardization?
    - Consensus seems to be that would be another WG deliverable.
Debating Work Items:
    - WS-* probably the most work
    - Lot of political issues
    - eGov work seems the least effort
    - Consent service notion from Colin seems to be the new "Citizen Dashboard"
    - Initial WSF profile for eGov would get a "foot in the door" for WSF
    - eGov probably focused on on the federation/SSO layer, but starting
        to look at attribute aggregation issues
    - Lots of Euro govs using WSF internally, but need a mechanism to extend that
        across borders
    - OAuth use would imply products could switch out backplane with common API
    - Asessing Need for External Interaction
        - WS-*, / OAuth need a lot
        - SSOS -> SAML TC needs some
        - eGov little/none, just use case input
    - What would the output of the eGov item be?
        - A Kantara document? An SDO input?
        - Conor: can't submit a profile without the specs it's based on
        - The SAML 2.0 profile isn't headed anywhere, so this wouldn't
            need to be either
        - Is it useful absent a conformance program? Probably initially.
        - End game may depend on the use cases input
        - Anything is better than nothing, which is where we are today
        - Robin: shouldn't we take a longer view to ensure they have a path forward?
    - AS/SSOS
        - Interest in producing a SAML equivalent in OASIS
        - Difficult to do without copying ID-WSF, and without a submission, we can't
        - If it was submitted, not clear it's within the SAML TC charter
    - OAuth
        - Not clear we have the right "hooks" into community
    - IMI
        - TC is open for business
        - How do Infocard/IMI and WSF play together?
    - Peter is vice chair