EG 202 325 : 1.1.1

Intellectual Property Rights
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 Concept and benefits
   4.1 What is a profile?
   4.2 Profile types
   4.3 Templates
   4.4 Profile tool
   4.5 Active/inactive profiles
   4.6 Profile agent
   4.7 Benefits
   4.8 Need for standardization
5 Stakeholders and roles
   5.1 User and administrator roles
   5.2 User
   5.3 Profile provider
   5.4 Service developers and manufacturers
6 Scenarios
   6.1 A typical working day
   6.2 Initial profile set-up for a child
   6.3 Buying a new mobile phone
   6.4 A person with a severe hearing loss
   6.5 Public access terminal
   6.6 Car crash
   6.7 Hospital stay
7 Profile contents
   7.1 Profile data
   7.2 Representing and defining profile data
   7.3 General operations
   7.4 Generic or specific preferences and settings
   7.5 Capability and preference negotiation
   7.6 Overview of a selection of profile objects
8 Rules
   8.1 The concept of a rule
   8.2 Conditions and actions
   8.3 References to objects
   8.4 Rule building tool and rule base
9 Default values and templates
   9.1 Creation of profiles
   9.2 Creation of templates
   9.3 When defaults are not appropriate
   9.4 Live and creation templates
   9.5 Privacy
   9.6 Inheritance
   9.7 Templates for different types of users and situations
10 Set-up and maintenance of profiles
   10.1 Who can create and update profiles?
   10.2 Who initiates profile updates?
   10.3 Scope of profile data values
   10.4 Profile tool
   10.5 Creation
   10.6 Update
   10.7 Deletion
   10.8 Information acquisition
   10.9 Configuration methods
   10.10 Data storage, synchronization and back-up
11 Profile activation
   11.1 User states
   11.2 Automatic identification of current user state
   11.3 Transitions between user states
   11.4 Presentation of profile state
   11.5 Activation and deactivation of profiles
   11.6 Different means of triggering the automatic activation
        of profiles
   11.7 Activation rules
12 Address book management
   12.1 The function of the address book
   12.2 Content of the address book
   12.3 Operations on address books
13 Information sharing and privacy
   13.1 Personal information privacy
   13.2 Access to profile data
   13.3 Vendor and provider interactions
   13.4 Privacy levels
   13.5 Privacy policies
   13.6 Access control and authentication
   13.7 Trusted third parties
   13.8 Privacy regulations
   13.9 Access control methods
14 Log
Annex A (informative): Collective table of goals and guidelines
      A.1 Concept and benefits
      A.2 Stakeholders and roles
      A.3 Profile contents
      A.4 Rules
      A.5 Default values and templates
      A.6 Set-up and maintenance of profiles
      A.7 Profile activation
      A.8 Address book management
      A.9 Information sharing and privacy
      A.10 Log
History

Presents guidelines relevant to users' needs to manage their profiles for personalisation of services and terminals. Effective user profile management will be critical to the uptake and success of new and advanced communication services and it is therefore important to focus on the users' requirements in this area.