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By Dave Birch posted Jul 30 2011 at 6:11 PM[Dave Birch] The Digital Identity Blog is integrating into the Tomorrow's Transaction blog
Debate at the intersection of business, technology and culture in the world of digital identity, both commercial and government, a blog born from the Digital Identity Forum in London and sponsored by Consult Hyperion
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[Dave Birch] The Digital Identity Blog is integrating into the Tomorrow's Transaction blog
[Dave Birch] Panicing about anonymity is no substitute for strategy.
[Dave Birch] The mobile phone is going to transform payments, we all know that. But what will be the key long-term impact of the technology?
Continue reading "In the long run, it's all about identity" »
[Dave Birch] It's time for the more widespread adoption of two-factor authentication in financial services.
[Dave Birch] Just because we haven't figured out how to make identity into a business that doesn't mean that no-one will.
[Dave Birch] The Smart Card Alliance annual conference was a good opportunity to catch with some of the latest thinking on the recently released National Strategy for Trusted Identity in Cyberspace.
[Dave Birch] If someone fixes the hard problem of identity, other problems such as payments will be easy to fix. A hard problem has a hard solution, which may point the way forward
[Dave Birch] We've been play testing a new card game designed to help people to understand issues around privacy and data protection.
Continue reading "It's all fun and games, until... no, wait, it is all fun and games" »
[Dave Birch] Politicians don't know what to do about the Internet, and there's no possibility of explaining it to them. Time for professional responsibility to set the requirements.
[Dave Birch] Here are a couple of ideas in response to the Independent Commission on Banking's report in the UK.
Continue reading "An idea for the Independent Commission on Banking" »