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PRIDE: People and Resources Identification for Distributed Environments

This page describes some of the activities undertaken by staff at UKOLN as part of the PRIDE project.

Introduction The PRIDE project intended to develop a broker service to support the identification and delivery of information services over the Global Information Infrastructure. The intention was for the PRIDE directory service to provide support for authorisation, registration & cost recovery and integration with other interfaces to library services. Such services are essential in networked service scenarios where: the information and support services may be inside & outside the library domain; the users may go anywhere for their service requirements; the service providers may seek patrons anywhere. More information about Project PRIDE is available from the project Web pages at: <http://www.viscount.org.uk/pride/>		Local PRIDE resources D2.2.1 PRIDE Requirements and Success Factors D2.4.1 - PRIDE Architecture and Interfaces & PRIDE Logical Components and Integration Designs PRIDE glossary Possible authentication scenario for PRIDE Simple PRIDE content model
UKOLN staff who worked on PRIDE
Lou Daly Technical Development and Research
Andy Powell Technical Development and Research

Created by: Andy Powell
Last updated: 25-June-2001