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Intel recently conducted an experiment focusing on local identity management. Developers created an application that ran on desktops, laptops, and PDAs in which groups of people could securely share documents, text messages, and other electronic media. This application's heart is Relationship Management, a middleware component that supports ad hoc persistent group formation, end-to-end security, and client-based identity management with network independence.