Re-engineering the customer and consumer ecosystem to address the gap industry wide around security and protection of the consumers rights. 1. Reduce the obstacles forcing many who lack the motivation to secure customer information despite the legal obligations. 2. Reduce the transport of information across organizational boundaries 3. Enable virtualization 4. Enable private and public clouds 5. Reduce the power consumption in delivery of IT 6. Reduce the threats often associated with BIG DATA

1. consumer information
standards for protection
and validity
Lisa Marie Werby-Martinez

2.  What we are talking about citizen guide
hierarchy of needs and
information in high  Information hierarchies
performing delivery systems and valid data capture.
 Information delivery
 Who needs to know? without the high cost
consumers – me and you  privacy and consumer
protection
sponsors  speed and accuracy for
providers built once and used by
 Scenario – information many
hierarchies
correct visual city
correct visual national
 Validity of information
ease of access and delivery
without higher cost

3. What?
ensuring information about each consumer (child) and customer (parent) is
acquired and stored once

4.  Hierarchy of information includes the
grouping or categories within a subject or
“thing”.
◦ how does this affect you or why does this need
your attention?
 think of your checking account...
◦ you have deposits
◦ you have debits
◦ you must not over spend beyond your deposit or
balance
 The federal budget is just like a checking account
 The deposits must not exceed the spending
Scenario-grouping information

5. Budgets and hierarchies of needs
Who? In this scenario we are in the United States

6. government funded programs

7. managing cost and delivery

8.  Federal sponsor supplies a budget to the
state administrator who allocates the
budget to each county, then each county
to each city
State and local government

9. Global information delivery standards
semantic relationships across global boundaries

10. county 1
state 1
nation county 2
country
state 2 county 1
natural hierarchy extended for
states in a nation

11. A thing having 1 or more
sub-grouping or categories. City 1
In this example a county
has 1 or more cities.
Cities must be grouped by
County
county for many reasons, in
this case to ensure single City 2
counting of budget needs or
demand.
Every city and therefore the
county will group the
employees who support the
cities for a county.
City 3
Natural Hierarchy of information

12.  each city has a series of zip codes
◦ exceptions being less than 20% of the use
cases
 under-developed countries excluded but not
forgotten; the value in ensuring those countries
have the same model ensures cost and secure
delivery
◦ zip codes summarize populations in a generic
manner and each local government has the
option to enrich locally without changing the
context of the information.
 validity of information
Pareto rules applied to this model

13.  people are identified by zip code based on
residence
◦ permanent versus temporary would be an
identifier
 the rule being physical location
business rule

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