"From the Client/Owner perspective, "Who does what." 'Who' is the Client/Owner person. 'What' is the action's object such as seeing a personal message (read) or paying for an item (write). 'Does' is an access method for the specified object. (pay, authorize, view, hear, configure etc.)"
The white board filled quickly as the concepts were fundamental to most networks. But rather than authentic personal identity being in service to a network's function, it WAS this network's function. Furthermore, it permeated virtually every conceivable company function - corporate, product, management etc.
Is it that a language was not fully developed for such a conversation? Perhaps if there was one, neither of them was familiar with it? Questions for another time, he guessed. Lunch could have gone on and on but so much could be lost if he did not get it on his memory machine before all the good stuff leaked out on the floor (so-to-speak). Athena will help.
NOTE: Some of the foregoing in this BuzzTheHill post is not fictional. Consider its appearance here as a public disclosure and as such, to the degree something novel and not obvious to those skilled in the art has been discussed herein, the specific intent was/is to put it in the PUBLIC DOMAIN.
© 2012 Buzz Hill
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