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*The final step is assuring that the proposed [[Framework]] is economically viable. | *The final step is assuring that the proposed [[Framework]] is economically viable. | ||
*An important follow-on to the creation of the [[Framework]] is proselytizing its acceptance by the community or, in other words, building out the [[Ecosystem]]. | *An important follow-on to the creation of the [[Framework]] is proselytizing its acceptance by the community or, in other words, building out the [[Ecosystem]]. | ||
| − | *The result needs to be resilient, so it is important that adapting to change is considered | + | *The result needs to be resilient, so it is important that adapting to change is considered since no plan can possibly foresee the impact of the changes. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 15:09, 4 August 2018
Full Title or Meme
A mental image of the state of affairs of the world as we know it or as we would like it to be.
Context
- Reasoning about the current state of affairs of the Ecosystem of users and computer on the internet.
Problems
- It is difficult to even discuss fixing any problem if the parties to the conversation do not share a common model of the current state of affairs.
- It is even better if there can be agreement about the state of affairs that all agree is best for the future.
Solutions
- The General Theory of Living Systems is proposed as a theoretical model of looking at information handling systems working together in a common Ecosystem.
- The current problem of discussion is how to build towards an ecosystem with Trusted Identities in Cyberspace while protecting the Privacy of User Private Information.
- The first step is the creation of Trust among the parties exchanging information.
- The next step is looking at the User Experience that is the desired result of implementing the this proposed Framework over the full lifetime of all interchanges among the parties.
- The final step is assuring that the proposed Framework is economically viable.
- An important follow-on to the creation of the Framework is proselytizing its acceptance by the community or, in other words, building out the Ecosystem.
- The result needs to be resilient, so it is important that adapting to change is considered since no plan can possibly foresee the impact of the changes.
