Personium Meetup #2 (Online)
Personium Meetup #2 (Online) will be held on Apr. 17, 2020.
Please join us.
Connpass (Japanese)
https://personium.connpass.com/event/168426/
Personium Meetup #2 (Online) will be held on Apr. 17, 2020.
Please join us.
Connpass (Japanese)
https://personium.connpass.com/event/168426/
Personium core 1.7.21 and depending modules, engine 1.5.27 and lib-common 1.5.3 were released.
Release Note
https://github.com/personium/personium-core/releases/tag/v1.7.21
Download Binary
https://personium.io/mvnrepo/io/personium/personium-core/1.7.21/personium-core-1.7.21.war
Release Note
https://github.com/personium/personium-engine/releases/tag/v1.5.27
Download Binary
https://personium.io/mvnrepo/io/personium/personium-engine/1.5.27/personium-engine-1.5.27.war
Release Note
https://github.com/personium/personium-lib-common/releases/tag/v1.5.3
Download Binary
https://personium.io/mvnrepo/io/personium/personium-lib-common/1.5.3/personium-lib-common-1.5.3.jar
A bi-weekly meeting hosted by Freezr/OwnYourData/Personium will start on April 1st. We will discuss PDS interoperability issues and try to implement the agreed solutions.
A Common Endpoint for Personal data Stores (CEPS) allows sharing apps and exchanging data. With CEPS, applications can be written once and be used with any CEPS-compliant personal data store. In this community meeting we will present the current status of this new initiative and invite others to join for creating a truly open and transparent group in fostering data exchange between Personal Data Stores.
MyData Spring Community Meeting Online was a great success. Around 90 people on the first day and over 50 peoople on the second day participate in workshops, webinars and open space sessions. Our discussions varied from regular interoperability issues/ideas to sharing facts/agruements/proposals on COVID-19.
We will share details in a few days. Here are summaries provided by Sille Sepp (MyData Global Community Lead).
Need to join MyData Global Slack before you can access the slack messages below.
MyData Operator Workshop will be held at the Spring Community Meeting in Amsterdam (18th March 2020). At the workshop, all participants will consider the most contentious issues and agree on the terms that help pushing the official release of the MyData Operator Whitepaper.
Personium will contribute our knowledges and insights to make every Personium community members proud.
Personium is honoured to be one of the co-authors for European Medical Writers Association (EMWA) journal submission.
More details will be available when we get admitted. If you are a MyData Global Slack user, you can check updates in the #health-data channel.
Personium is going to host a PDS interoperability workshop with OwnYourData and Freezr at the Spring Community Meeting of MyData Global in Amsterdam.
A Common Endpoint for Personal data Stores (CEPS) allows sharing apps and exchanging data. With CEPS, applications can be written once and be used with any CEPS-compliant personal data store. In this community meeting we will present the current status of this new initiative and invite others to join for creating a truly open and transparent group in fostering data exchange between Personal Data Stores.
Detail agenda here
Personium Project gave a brief presentation on "MyData Global & Personium" (Slide deck) at an in-house event, Fujitsu 100 Nin Kaigi.
Another global achievement! Personium is proud to be the first Japanese case published in the MyData Case Library.
During the winter vacation, OwnYourData's chief engineer had been working hard understanding Personium APIs and finally Tally Zoo Documentation can access Personium user's data store (Box). We achieved the followings in current implementation:
Even though our goal (interoperability of personal data store) is still far away, MyData movement continues to drive collaborations among subject matter experts and passionate participants. Perseverance will finally lead us to our goal.
We will provide the following improvements for the next stage.
Original news here: https://personium.io/blog/2019/12/09/Own-Your-Data-Pilot/