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Fred Wettling
Chairman , Network Applications Consortium
Architecture Manager , Bechtel Corporation

Fred Wettling manages architecture and technology standards activities for Bechtel Corporation, one of the world’s premier engineering, construction, and project management companies. He is active within and outside of Bechtel, promoting standards-based technology interoperability that support global enterprise business needs.

Fred has been active in the Network Applications Consortium (NAC) since 1997 and has served as the NAC’s chairman for the past three years. His leadership has expanded the NAC’s Alliance Partnership to include the Open Group, Distributed Management Task Force, and Liberty Alliance to ensure the “voice of the enterprise” is clearly heard by vendors and standards organizations.

Fred is a long-term member of Cisco’s Technical Advisory Board and is currently serving on the Next Generation Network Task Force (NGNTF) of the President’s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC). Network World selected Fred as #19 of the 50 most powerful people in networking in 2003 and 2004.

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Identity Management Beyond People

The needs and potential opportunities for identity management go well beyond people. Emerging and future policy-based management and security technologies offer hope for organizations with the vision to improve their agility and streamline operations.

In this session the Network Applications Consortium will explore the business context in which the management of identities beyond people is becoming more critical. The discussion will also highlight relevant standards and the potential expansion traditional identity management concepts, systems, and structures to accommodate devices, networks, system, and application identity management.

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