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2012-05-17T00:15:09Z

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2012-05-17T00:14:08Z

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User:Simapaulk

2012-05-17T00:11:21Z

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What is a Personal Cloud?

2012-05-16T23:59:31Z

added link to next day's session

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2012-05-16T23:55:45Z

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Personal Cloud work

2012-05-16T23:52:26Z

linking to the now-established wiki and mailing list

What is a Personal Cloud?

2012-05-16T17:03:32Z

added my notes as somehow the official note taking process did not get the notes up,

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	There was 90%+ agreement in the room that 5 or 10 years from now, most people will have personal clouds.		There was 90%+ agreement in the room that 5 or 10 years from now, most people will have personal clouds.
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		+	See also the session [[Personal Cloud work]].

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 '''Discussion notes, key understandings, outstanding questions, observations, and, if appropriate to this discussion: action items, next steps:'''
-The goal of the session was to nucleate a group of folk who want to spend some time this year (and perhaps beyond) puzzle out what we actually mean by ‘personal cloud’ and how we can contribute to bringing that about.
+The goal of the session was to nucleate a group of folk who want to spend some time this year (and perhaps beyond) to puzzle out what we actually mean by ‘personal cloud’ and how we can contribute to bringing that about.
-One participant drew a picture of what they are building.  Others contributed refinements to the picture. It became two pictures.
+One participant drew a picture.  Others contributed refinements to the picture. It became two pictures.
-The [http://joaquin.net/PersonalCloud/personal_cloud.png picture] is posted on the temporary PersonalCloud site.
+Those [http://joaquin.net/PersonalCloud/personal_cloud.png pictures] are posted.
-Readers of these notes should expect to hear more about the setting up of some way for such folk to work together.
+The place for such folk to start to work together is [http://personal-clouds.org/wiki/Main_Page the Personal Clouds wiki] at personal-clouds.org.
-For a short time, one place to watch for news–until there is a better place–will be:
+There is a mailing list [http://lists.pde.cc/lists/info/personal-clouds here].
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-http://joaquin.net/PersonalCloud
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-When there is a better place, a link will also be added at this IWW session page:
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-[[http://iiw.idcommons.net/Personal_Cloud_work IIW XIV W3J Personal Cloud work]]

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-'''Session Topic:'''
+'''Session Topic:''' Attempt to reach some consensus what a personal cloud might be.
-'''Convener:'''
+'''Convener:''' [http://upon2020.com/ Johannes Ernst]
-'''Note-Taker(s):'''
+'''Note-Taker(s):''' Johannes Ernst
-'''Tags for the session - technology discussed/ideas considered:'''
+'''Discussion notes:'''
-'''Discussion notes, key understandings, outstanding questions, observations, and, if appropriate to this discussion: action items, next steps:'''
+Personal Clouds are to cloud computing what the Personal Computer was to (mainframe-based) computing at the time: in the mainframe world, a central group of people (the computer operators) would deliver the apps they choose, with the data they controlled, with their terms of service, to users who had to use whatever was given to them. The Personal Computer with personal productivity apps such as spreadsheets was the counter-trend, which put all aspects of computing in the hands of the users, who could add and remove hardware, create, delete and modify data at will, run whatever apps they chose on whatever data they had.