OASIS: Integrating Standards for Web Services, Business Processes

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Web Services Standards Leading the Way for
Widespread Adoption
OASIS drives the development, convergence and
adoption of e-business standards.
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Web Services Committees

• ASAP Asynchronous Service Access Protocol
  Enabling the control of asynchronous or
  long-running Web services.
• ebSOA e-Business Service Oriented Architecture
• Advancing an e?Business architecture that builds
  on ebXML and other Web services technology.
• FWSI Framework for WS Implementation Defining
  implementation methods common functional
  elements for implementations of Web services for
  e?Business.
• oBIX Open Building Information Xchange
  Enabling mechanical and electrical systems in
  buildings to communicate using WS with enterprise
  applications.
• Translation WS Automating the translation and
  localization process as a Web service.
• UDDI Universal Description, Discovery
  Integration
• Defining a standard method for enterprises to
  dynamically discover and invoke Web services.
• WSBPEL Business Process Execution
  LanguageEnabling users to describe business
  process activities as Web services and define how
  they can be connected to accomplish specific
  tasks.
• WS-CAF Composite Application FrameworkDefining
  an open framework for supporting applications
  that contain multiple Web services used in
  combination.
• WSDM Distributed Management Defining Web
  services architecture to manage distributed
  resources.
• WSN Notification Advancing a pattern-based
  approach to allow Web services to disseminate
  information to one another.
• WSRM Reliable Messaging (WS-Reliability)
• Establishing a standard, interoperable way to
  guarantee message delivery for Web Services
  applicaations.
• WSRF Resource FrameworkDefining an open
  framework for modeling and accessing stateful
  resources.
• WSRP Web Services for Remote Portlets
• Standardizing the consumption of Web services in
  portal front ends.
• WSS Web Services Security
• Delivering a foundation for implementing
  integrity and confidentiality in higher-level Web
  services applications.

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OASIS Standards for Security

• AVDL Application VulnerabilityStandardizing the
  exchange of information on security
  vulnerabilities of applications exposed to
  networks.
• DSS Digital Signature Services Defining an XML
  interface to process digital signatures for Web
  services and other applications.
• PKI Public Key Infrastructure Advancing the use
  of digital certificates as a foundation for
  managing access to network resources and
  conducting electronic transactions.
• SAML Security Services Defining the exchange of
  authentication and authorization information to
  enable single sign-on.
• SPML Provisioning Services Providing an XML
  framework for managing the allocation of system
  resources within and between organizations.
• WAS Web Application Security Creating an open
  data format to describe Web application security
  vulnerabilities, providing guidance for initial
  threat and risk ratings.
• XACML Access Control Expressing and enforcing
  authorization policies for information access
  over the Internet.
• XCBF Common Biometric Format Providing a
  standard way to describe information that
  verifies identity based on human characteristics
  such as DNA, fingerprints, iris scans, and hand
  geometry.

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Open Standards Process Essential to WS Adoption

• Enables collaboration
• Assures fairness
• Provides for transparency
• Embraces full participation
• Ensures a level playing field for all
• Increases global interoperability
• Helps manage your risk in adopting new
  technologies
• Provides liquidity of your investment
• Increases your agility in implementing new
  technologies
• Meets government requirements

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OASIS Web Services Standards Leading the Way
for Widespread Adoption

• User demands for compatibilityUser requirements
  drive OASIS development.
• Standards developed through an open and neutral
  process OASIS enables open collaboration,
  providing for fairness, transparency, and full
  participation from vendors, users and
  governments.
• Standards advanced for global adoptionOASIS
  provides global reach and adoption services for
  demos and testing.
• UDDI -- the Web Services Registry Standard --
  Interop Demo
• Presentation by members of the OASIS UDDI
  Specification Technical Committee
• Introduction to the UDDI standard and its
  features
• Common use cases from The Hartford and Charles
  Schwab
• See UDDI in action with an enterprise business
  scenario demoed by
• IBM, Oracle, SAP, Systinet UnitSpace

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Contact Information Patrick Gannon President
CEO patrick.gannon_at_oasis-open.org 1.978.761.3546

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