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FDC3 Use Cases Roundtable at FINOS member meetings in London (October 4th) and New York (November 9th) #455
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FDC3 Use Cases Roundtable at FINOS member meetings 2021
Call to Action for FINOS members
If you are a FINOS member, join the RBC team in London on October 4th, or the Citi team in New York on November 9th for an FDC3 use cases discussion.
The FINOS Member Meeting is a FINOS Member-only event and free to FINOS Member employees Please email ossf@finos.org to request the FINOS member access code.
If you already have your member code, register for the FINOS members meeting in: London, October 4th and/or New York, November 9th.
Call to Action for non-members (and for FINOS members unable to attend in-person)
If there are any particular topics or use cases you would like to submit for discussion or consideration, please comment on this GitHub issue and we will provide an update in this GitHub issue after the October 4th and November 9th roundtables.
FDC3 Use Cases Roundtable - New York, November 9th
Topics
Citi will be leading a use cases roundtable discussion and will be sharing their experience with using the FDC3 standards for interoperability.
Takeaways
1. FDC3 and the AppD. Participants emphasized how useful FDC3 has been within their firms, particularly regarding ease of adoption within the organisation. Specifically the AppD was highlighted as a key building block for adoption.
2. Container Fragmentation
3. “FIX for the buyside”
4. Identifiers
5. Context Data & Intents
Next steps & call to action
FDC3 Use Cases Roundtable - London, October 5th
Topics
RBC will provide a quick overview of their experience so far using the FDC3 standards for interoperability at RBC, followed by a roundtable discussion on how we can collectively enhance the existing standard to provide a richer language for inter application communication on the desktop.
Takeaways
RBC provided an outline of work they've done with FDC3 on Springboard: Desktop app launcher and interop environment: global search, and risk case studies
The FDC3 lexicon needs to be expanded, both with addition intents and context types to support Use Cases, but also to include more primitive data types in order to construct complex types. It was also noted that 'Context data' is not always enough, Applications also need to share state.
Examples: Use Cases in need of context types and intents. (A number of participants agreed that now is an appropriate time to expand the Lexicon)
Other Use Cases that should be addressed:
Next steps & call to action: Identify, contribute and model context types
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