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We will hold the OpenID Summit Tokyo on 12/1.

Along with myself, we will invite leading figures in this field from Google, Microsoft, and other organizations in the United States for presentations and panel discussions.

The current agenda looks like this:

※There is no fee to attend the conference.
※Simultaneous interpretation will be provided for the presentations.
※Speakers will be announced as they are confirmed.
※We plan to stream the event on Ustream.

10:00
｜
12:00		 Keynote Session
【Capacity: 320 attendees】

【Keynote 1】 Internet Identity, A Process of Adaptation

Andrew NashAndrew Nash
Director of Identity Products, Google

Session by Leading Japanese Companies

Speaker arrangements in progress

【Keynote 2】 The Invention of Internet Identity

Ken KlingensteinKen Klingenstein
Senior Director, Middleware & Security, Internet2
Technology Track　【Capacity: 240 attendees】 Policy Track　【Capacity: 150 attendees】
“OIX Trust Framework Workshop”		 Sponsor Exhibits
13:30
｜
14:30
A-1

OpenID Fundamentals and Specifications

OpenID Connect Spec Overview and Discussion

Michael B. Jones
Standards Architect, Microsoft

Nat Sakimura
Chairman, OpenID Foundation
B-1

Trust Frameworks in the United States

The U.S. Government’s Trusted Identity Strategy and Private-Sector Trends

John Bradley
Chair, Leadership Council,
Kantara Initiative

Don Thibeau
Executive Director,
OpenID Foundation
14:45
｜
16:10
A-2

OpenID Applications and Implementation

Account Chooser Project

Speaker arrangements in progress
Google

Applying OpenID Connect to the Consumer Web and the Enterprise

Greg Keegstra
Strategic Alliances Director, Janrain
and others
B-2

Trust Frameworks in the EU

The Nordic Example: Interfederation through eduGAIN

Valter Nordh
Task Leader of eduGAIN, NORDUnet / GU

The Dutch Example: eRecognition Identity Scheme

Kick Willemse
Evidos

Trust Framework Standardization Trends: ITU-T x.oitf

Tony Nadalin
Partner Architect, Microsoft
16:30
｜
18:20
A-3

The Impact OpenID Connect Will Have on Future Internet Services

Topic 1: Consumer Web

Moderator/panelist arrangements in progress

Topic 2: Enterprise Cloud

MIXI, Inc., Google, JanRain, and others
B-3

How Can Trust Frameworks Contribute to the Development of Cyberspace?

Topic 1: Privacy

Moderator/panelist arrangements in progress

Topic 2: Governance

Moderator/panelist arrangements in progress
18:30
｜
21:30
Networking Party
※The participation fee is expected to be ¥5,000.
※Please pay the participation fee at the venue reception desk on the day of the event. (A receipt will be issued.)
※Complimentary invitations will be sent to representatives of the organizations involved at a later date. However, to help us estimate attendance, please select that you will attend if you plan to participate.

※Presentation content is subject to change without notice.

We look forward to your participation.