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10
Oct
2024

InCommon

20-Year Milestone: Making an Impact on Research with Kevin Thompson

By Kevin Morooney

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes We continue to celebrate InCommon’s 20th birthday with a series of forward-facing conversations featuring prominent leaders in the research and higher education (R&E) community. For this installment, I chatted with Kevin Thompson, a program director for the Directorate…

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02
Nov
2023

InCommon Community News

Q&A With Mary McKee: Building IAM Bridges for Inclusion and Collaboration

By Amber Rasche

Estimated reading time: 11 minutes Recent Microsoft Announcement Signals a Win for Multilateral Federation in the Research and Education Community Ask Mary McKee, senior director of engineering at Cirrus Identity, about the role of vendor-neutral standards and solutions for…

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24
May
2022

InCommon

We’re Open to Suggestions 

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes Got an idea for InCommon’s IAM Online? We’re pretty sure you do, and we can’t wait to hear all about it. Our best ideas for IAM Online, our webinar series focused on timely identity…

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03
Dec
2021

eduroam

Are You Ready for the New eduroam?

By Sara Jeanes, eduroam Product Manager

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes eduroam is expanding and changing to serve K-12. Internet2 is moving all subscribers to a cloud-forward architecture and new configuration management portal. We are providing weekly updates on the transition. You may find more information on our…

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12
Nov
2021

InCommon

The Time to Meet InCommon Baseline Expectations 2 Requirements is Fast Approaching

By David St. Pierre Bantz, University of Alaska / InCommon Community Trust & Assurance Board, and Albert Wu, InCommon Federation Service Manager

Estimated reading time: 1 minute InCommon Participants established the InCommon Baseline Expectations for Trust in Federation in 2018 as a means to increase trust and interoperability among InCommon federation participants and to define what they expect of each other, and of InCommon Operations.

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