Decoupling Identity Resolution from the Maintenance of Identity Information

The EIIM model for ER allows for creation and maintenance of persistent entity identity structures. It accomplishes this through a collection of batch configurations that allow updates and asserted fixes to be made to the Identity knowledgebase (IKB). The model also provides a batch IR configuration...

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Main Authors: Kobayashi, Fumiko, Talburt, John R.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Collection
Conferences
Context
Decoupling
Entity Resolution
Erbium
Identity Life Cycle Management
Identity Management Service
Information Quality
Information technology
Interactive
Interactive Identity Resolution
Knowledge
Maintenance
Maintenance engineering
Movements
Organizations
Robustness
Synchronization
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Summary:The EIIM model for ER allows for creation and maintenance of persistent entity identity structures. It accomplishes this through a collection of batch configurations that allow updates and asserted fixes to be made to the Identity knowledgebase (IKB). The model also provides a batch IR configuration that provides no maintenance activity but instead allows access to the identity information. This batch IR configuration is limited in a few ways. It is driven by the same rules used for maintaining the IKB, has no inherent method to identity "close" matches, and can only identify and return the positive matches. Through the decoupling of this configuration and its movements into an interactive role under the umbrella of an Identity Management Service, a more robust access method can be provided for the use of identity information. This more robust access to the information improved the quality of the information along multiple Information Quality dimensions.
DOI:10.1109/ITNG.2014.88