Tag: digital identity
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What if your identity ecosystem caused pollution?
A new paper describes harms rising from digital identity, and accountable responses for 2023.
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Why do you care about identity?
I have always given a damn about digital identity. Hi. I’m Phil Wolff. And this is a personal note to start my 2022. I love that digital identity tries to answer deep philosophical questions. What does it mean to be human? How do we trust ourselves and each other? What is the reality we agree…
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The missing ingredient in digital transformation
Are you ready to extend digital transformation to your customers, partners and wider ecosystem? If yes, you may want to consider how DIDs and VCs can play a role.
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In 2021, biopharma and medical supply chains up their #IoT identity ecosystems
Supply chains always get short shrift. In 2020 they got attacked. The immune response? Newer identity and security models and tools. For example, Trust over IP federates governance. More visibility, live tracking, deeper tracing. WiderPoV: Supply chain identity feels like known territory, with proven tools nicely deployed giving adequate results. But expectations soared in 2020. Do…
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In 2021, healthcare IoT interop more vital than features
Ecosystems live on open standards. IIoT identity networks? Moreso. In 2021, proprietary healthcare identity will exclude you from many of the biggest buying decisions.
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In 2021, digital twins will observe and analyze human interaction with things
Right now digital twins for business processes, automated systems, and facilities are ready to start incorporating observations of human interaction. We’ll turn to facilities twins for feng shui advice that improves in-room teamwork and body movement by adjusting the shape of spaces and the placement of things (and people) in those spaces. Some spaces may…
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The one where we explain digital certificates, certificate authorities, and the identity of clowns to ourselves
Phil Wolff Digital identity is a bunch of ideas and tools that technologists use to answer rude questions. Like, “Who are you?” “Can you prove it?” “Why should I trust you?” “Are you old enough?” “Is this yours?” “Can you keep a secret?” People have been working on identity for a long time, even before computing.…
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