For the Japan Identity and Cloud Summit 2013, I put together a Togetter summary.
When you are involved in running the event yourself, you can actually see very few of the sessions.
Tweets like these make it easy to catch up, which is extremely helpful.
Today, the 2nd day, has an astonishing 5 parallel tracks: the GakuNin Symposium, Policy Track, Technology Track, Enterprise Track, and Hackathon. Since I cannot create clones of myself, there is no way I can follow everything.
I suspect many of you are in the same position, lol.
For those of us who cannot create clones of ourselves, I sincerely hope everyone will tweet away!
Incidentally, today someone from NIST will present overseas examples related to the much-discussed Common Number System (My Number System), among other topics, so please look forward to it.
# The question is whether my stamina will hold out!
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