Conversational Architecture, CAVE Language, Data Stewardship
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The document outlines the work of Loren Davie, CEO of Axilent, on conversational architecture and contextual applications that rely on user data. It discusses the evolution of the internet, challenges like privacy issues, and introduces cave language as a methodology for structuring data and enhancing user context. The document also presents Telltrail, a platform for ensuring compliance with data policies and promoting responsible data stewardship.
Conversational Architecture, CAVE Language, Data Stewardship
- 1. Hello. Conversational Architecture on the Internet
- 2. Who’s Loren? • Founder / CEO of Axilent • Makes ACE - the Adaptive Context Engine • User Profiling and Dynamic, Personalized Content Targeting • Former Director of Technology at digital agencies HUGE and Alexander Interactive • Python hacker
- 3. Who’s Loren? • @LorenDavie on Twitter • loren@axilent.com
- 4. Phase 1: Internet in a Box www
- 5. Tipping Point: Introduction of the iPhone 2007 “Scrolls Like Butter”
- 6. Phase 2: Cloud + Devices
- 7. Another Tipping Point ???
- 8. Phase 3: Ubiquitous Internet ? ♫ www
- 9. Adaptive, Personalized, Contextual Here’s your coffee, just the way you like it. www
- 10. Five Forces • Mobile Devices • Social Media • Data • Sensors • Location
- 11. Problems
- 12. Problem 1: No Language ?
- 13. Problem 2: Privacy Issues
- 14. Solving Problem #1 Enter the Metaphor
- 15. The Conversation • Multi-directional • Multi-modal • Multi-channel
- 16. From Metaphor to Design Language Conversational Architecture Visual Expression
- 17. Metaphor to Design Language CAVE language cavelanguage.org
- 18. CAVE Language • Whiteboard / Napkin / Presentation -Friendly • Methodology Neutral • Scales Up, Scales Down • Useful Across Disciplines
- 19. Structure of CAVE language
- 20. Data The Foundation of Context
- 21. Data Origins: Devices and Sensors
- 22. Data Origins: External Data Sources
- 23. Data Processing
- 24. User Input
- 25. Data In a Contextual App
- 26. User Context PAGES Analysis
- 27. Personas
- 28. Affinity
- 29. Goals
- 30. Environment
- 31. Sentiment
- 32. Inferences Converts Data to User Context
- 33. Inferences An Inference is made from data
- 34. Inferences Usually there is a condition that must be met
- 35. Inferences If the condition is met, the user is associated with the context element.
- 36. Inferences in a Contextual App
- 37. Application Modes Dynamic Response to User Context
- 38. Switch
- 39. Modal Switch for a Contextual App
- 40. Modal Switch for a Contextual App
- 41. cavelanguage.org
- 42. Solving Problem #2 • Contextual Apps require User Data • User Data is sensitive, and can be abused
- 43. Privacy Debate: All or Nothing Surrender all control of your personal data Completely opt out of contextual apps vs
- 44. Data Stewardship A Framework for Responsible Use of Personal Data
- 45. Most Problems Come From Third-Party Access to Data
- 46. Roles in the Data Ecosystem Data Data Producer Data Consumer Data Citizen Uses is the subject of Acquires or Creates
- 47. Data Policy The Citizen’s Rules for Their Data
- 48. Contents of Data Policies • A Default Rule • Rules Tied to Letter Grades • Rules About Specific Data Categories • Whitelists / Blacklists
- 49. How do you know data users will follow the rules?
- 50. telltrail.me • A kind of “Better Business Bureau” for data users • Holds repositories of citizen data policies • Provides certification marks for compliant data users (letter grades) to let citizens know they are trustworthy
- 51. Letter Grades • Like NYC Restaurant health letter grades • Indicates the level of compliance of the data user organization • Lets citizens know the data user organization is trustworthy
- 52. Letter Grades • A: Audited and Verified adherence to Data Polices for both internally created and externally sourced data. • B: Adherence to Data Policies for both internally created and externally sourced data. • C: Adherence to Data Policies for just externally sourced data.
- 53. TellTrail: A Data Policy Repository
- 54. Thanks! @LorenDavie loren@axilent.com cavelanguage.org telltrail.me www.axilent.com