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The archive contains 75 references to Object Management Group.
The first known report was published on 07.03.2018, making OMG the 172nd oldest out of the 1219 entities that expressed interest in the IOTA protocol.
With 75 publications relating to IOTA, OMG currently ranks as the most active out of 1219 entities publicly expressing interest in IOTA.
14.09.2020
Mike Bennett tweets that he gave the "OMG an update on the current state of the IOTA Protocol" and "hope to have a more substantive draft for December but we can only submit formally once the IOTA2.0 specs are implemented on Mainnet, for March."
30.07.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) started defining a structure for a possible request for information on decentralzied digital identities, mentioning "IOTA Access".
28.07.2020
The Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) met with the Middleware and Related Services Platform Task Force for updates from IOTA on the upcoming IOTA protocol submission. The groups also continued work on an RFP for Linked Encrypted Transaction Streams in the distributed ledger technology (DLT) space and considered a new RFP for context-specific, self-sovereign identity.
23.07.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) mentions IOTA Streams several times in its call notes with regard to a request for proposal.
16.07.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) started defining the audience for a request for information, mentioning IOTA several times.
09.07.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) meeting notes state an upcoming Data Distribution Service (DDS) presentation
09.07.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) meeting notes state an upcoming Data Distribution Service (DDS) presentation, potentially “hooking up IOTA with GE”
18.06.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention IOTA LETS several times, defining aspects of it.
04.06.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention IOTA Streams and its Quality of Service several times.
01.06.2020
The Object Management Group published an update on its efforts to standardise the IOTA protocol and its accompanying components.
28.05.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention Decentralized Identifiers with regard to the IOTA Selv App
21.05.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention a re-write of “IOTA MAM” into “IOTA Streams” for review
18.05.2020
IOTA joined the Digital Twin Consortium, formed by the Object Management Group, as a so-called "groundbreaker" that participated even before the inception of the working group. Other groundbreakers include Air Force Research Lab (US), Bentley Systems, Executive Development, Gafcon, Geminus.AI, Idun Real Estate Solutions AB, imec, IOTA Foundation, IoTIFY, Luno UAB, New South Wales Government, Ricardo, Willow Technology, and WSC Technology, next to the founding members Microsoft, Dell, Ansys and Lendlease.
13.05.2020
The OMG published its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
02.04.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mentions IOTA with regard to data integrity
01.04.2020
The OMG published its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
19.03.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention clarification of semantics with regard to IOTA Masked Authenticated Messaging to achieve interoperability
12.03.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention an response from IOTA to information provided by GS1, a US-based information standards organization hosting the most widely used supply chain standards
01.03.2020
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
20.02.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention a potential joint session with the OMG Cloud Working Group with regard to IOTA Permanodes
17.02.2020
The OMG hosts another meeting of the "Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group", presenting updates on the process of "IOTA request for comment", further driving its standardisation
13.02.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mentions limiting the (member) scope of the working group once the process for request for proposals for IOTA has been started
11.02.2020
The Eclipse Foundation, Dell Inc., STMicroelectronics, Software AG, Object Management Group, Accessec GmbH, Energinet, BiiLabs, Calypso Network Association, Engie Lab Crigen, RWTH Aachen University, Akita Blockchain Solutions, Geometric Energy Corp., TMForum, Otto-von-Guerike University and Iotify launch the "Tangle EE" Working Group to accelerate the commercial adoption of IOTA.
06.02.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) presentation mentions a presentation on updates of the IOTA Coordicide and intermediate “Chrysalis” release.
06.02.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mentions the IOTA Tangle
30.01.2020
A JackRabbit Consulting Inc presentation mentions working with a “Distributed Immutable Data Object Command Line Interface (DIDO) vendor like IOTA”
30.01.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mentions IOTA nodes as “data store”
23.01.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mentions “IOTA Node / Tangle RFC” initiates and using them as blueprint for “LETS RFC’s”
22.01.2020
The OMG hosted a webinar and released a document outlining their Blockchain Interoperability Research, including an exemplary IOTA seven layer model
09.01.2020
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mentions IOTA with regard to sending an RFI to BoA
19.12.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention a “demo by the I3 Consortium, showing practical implementations of IOTA, including robot vehicles running along a simulated section of the I5 (the main north-south freeway on the US West Coast) where vehicles were responding to information from electrical recharging stations in real time. Other features included sensors on the vehicles for CO2 and other gas levels, with this data being made available to the marketplace via the IOTA Tangle.”
09.12.2019
Mathew Yarger is invited by the OMG to talk about "Digital Ledger Basics and Terminology" at the OMG "Trustworthy Digital Elections" workshop.
27.11.2019
The OMG publishes an agenda for an upcoming review meeting regarding the standardisation of several aspects of the IOTA protocol.
26.11.2019
Richard Soley, Chairman of the Object Management Group and Executive Director of the industrial Internet Consortium shares insights on industrial needs and applications for DLT and the standardisation of the IOTA protocol, predicted to happen in mid-2020.
21.11.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention an upcoming meeting and an “IOTA Tangle Request For Comment, a “review of [the] next draft”
14.11.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention “sensors in Jaguar Land-Rover. In the electric vehicle space. They have built an IOTA Wallet into the firmware of the car, both for receiving and making payments”
07.11.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention a presentation in which S.D. Nelson will eat fresh kale grown by the “IOTA Autonomous Gardner” as well as “PoCs on using MAM for supply chain integration” as well as a definition of Masked Authenticated Messaging (MAM)
24.10.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) presentation mentions IOTA with regard to its “Linked Encrypted Transaction Streams” (LETS) standardisation proposal
03.10.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes discuss the means of publication of joint developments with IOTA
27.09.2019
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
12.09.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention IOTA with regard to the “data market”
05.09.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention “IOTA MAM and EEE Proposals”
22.08.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention an update of the “IOTA Standards Plans”
22.08.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) publishes an internal document titled “IOTA MAM and EEE Explainer”
15.08.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mentions informing OMG MARS for upcoming updates of IOTA MAM and IOTA EEE
01.08.2019
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
01.08.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mentions several aspects of the IOTA MAM Draft standard and an IOTA Node standard
15.07.2019
The OMG publishes a press release about its vote on a set of standardized definitions required in government regulation, discussing standards for crypto assets as well as its progress on standardizing IOTA.
03.07.2019
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
17.06.2019
The OMG holds another meeting to discuss standardisation of IOTA.
05.06.2019
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
08.05.2019
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
03.04.2019
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
02.04.2019
The OMG hosts another meeting, discussing "IOTA: An Alternative Blockchain Architecture Using DAGs", hosted by the OMG Finance Task Force Co-Chair.
18.03.2019
The OMG calls for a presentation of Mike Bennett, Head of Standards for the IOTA Foundation.
13.03.2019
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
06.02.2019
The OMG continues its efforts to establish the IOTA protocol as an industry standard, as outlined in the February progress report of the Finance Domain Task Force of the Enterprise Data Management Council.
17.01.2019
The OMG Blockchain Platform Special Interest Group (PSIG) call notes mention IOTA in regard to “data quality” and “responsible DLT’s”, especially with regard to governace
09.01.2019
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
11.12.2018
The OMG invites Alexander Renz and Paul Handy to a panel about "The Future of Distributed Ledger" at the OMG Blockchain event in Seattle, with Richard Soley being present as well.
05.12.2018
A document from the OMG outlines the ongoing efforts for standardization of the IOTA protocol.
05.12.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
07.11.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
05.11.2018
The OMG announces an event at which Richard Soley, Alexander Renz and Paul Handy will present different aspects of IOTA.
03.10.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
11.09.2018
The Object Management Group's Finance Domain Task Force plans a meeting to review the draft RFC for the standardisation of the IOTA tangle architecture
10.09.2018
The Chicago Connectory invites Dr. Richard Soley to speak at an IOTA meetup at the Chicago Connectory, announcing that the Object Management group began standardisation procedures which are expected to be completed "likely next year".
05.09.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
01.08.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
11.07.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
06.06.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
02.05.2018
OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA
04.04.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA.
18.03.2018
The OMG publishes an update on their efforts to standardise the IOTA protocol.
07.03.2018
The OMG publishes its monthly update on the standardization of IOTA (node, MAM, ternary, etc.) through its "Finance Domain Task Force"
