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HP Labs' Innovation Research Program (IRP) is designed to create opportunities at colleges, universities and research institutes around the world for collaborative research with HP. Through an annual, open Call for Proposals (CfP), we solicit your best ideas on a range of targeted research topics with the goal of establishing new research collaborations.
The Guide to the 2012 IRP has been published; please read it carefully before submitting your proposal. The submission deadline is January, 27th ....
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During the last 6 months, HP Labs provided key contributions involving the overall coordination of the UK collaborative EnCoRe project, the release of public architectural documents and the development of fully working R&D solutions in the areas of dynamic consent and privacy management. Specifically this includes:
- The Third EnCoRe Technical Architecture (D2.3) document;
- The final HP Labs’ EnCoRe Service Framework: a General, Reference Implementation for Dynamic Consent and Privacy Management;
- The HP Labs Demonstrator for Cabinet Office/Identity Assurance;
- HP Labs papers on EnCoRe, dynamic consent and privacy management.
My previous blog posts provide the details.
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HP Labs led the overall design and delivery of the third EnCoRe Technical Architecture along with the release of a related EnCoRe public architectural document, D2.3. This architecture focuses on the third EnCoRe case study, centered on the UK Cabinet Office/Identity Assurance Programme ...
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HP Labs completed the development of the EnCoRe Service Framework for the management of dynamic consent and privacy within and across organisations. This framework provides a general, reference implementation of EnCoRe technical capabilities, fully consistent and compliant with the third EnCoRe Technical Architecture ...
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HP Labs developed a fully working demonstrator to illustrate the EnCoRe capabilities (for dynamic consent and privacy management) in the context of the UK Cabinet Office/Identity Assurance Programme. This demonstrator fully leverages the EnCoRe third Technical Architecture and the related HP Labs’s prototype based on the EnCoRe Service Framework ...
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