Electronic Identities

Understanding Identities in the electronic age

The purpose is to share ideas and activities related to electronic identities (e-ID).

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About Electronic Identities

The aim of this network is to keep people in touch with each other and with activities related to electronic identities (e-ID). Focus has been the representation of various forms of national identity - for example for national identity cards, but also related topics, such as interoperability, population registries, passports - and secondary / alternate uses of identity, such as in the social media domain are of interest.

We have various features on the site and will be adding more as we learn what members find useful:

My Page - This is a page where you can post information about yourself. Please add a photo and a little bit of background as it will make the network much more sociable.

Events - You can accept invitations to the events listed here, which will let other members know that you are planning to attend. You can also create your own events and invite friends and contacts both within this network and outside. This will encourage new members to join so do please promote as many relevant events as possible.

Forum - You can start your own Forums as well as starting, and contributing to, discussions in existing fora.

Invite - Please invite your friends and colleagues, to help the network to grow.

Events

September 11Thursday

September 17Wednesday

October 23Thursday

October 31Friday

David Birch's Digital Identity Forum

Vote early, vote often

I remember discussing this with someone -- but due to my advancing years, I can't remember who -- a few months ago after reading some of the reputation-realted discussion on the Burton Group blog. The discussion about Personas Need Reputation, Too! was about what a protocol to support reputation might look like. The idea was to enable multiple parties to engage and have the outcome of the engagement (in the form of claims about relationships) communicated.

UK Confidential

I remember discussing this with someone -- but due to my advancing years, I can't remember who -- a few months ago after reading some of the reputation-realted discussion on the Burton Group blog. The discussion about Personas Need Reputation, Too! was about what a protocol to support reputation might look like. The idea was to enable multiple parties to engage and have the outcome of the engagement (in the form of claims about relationships) communicated.

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I remember discussing this with someone -- but due to my advancing years, I can't remember who -- a few months ago after reading some of the reputation-realted discussion on the Burton Group blog. The discussion about Personas Need Reputation, Too! was about what a protocol to support reputation might look like. The idea was to enable multiple parties to engage and have the outcome of the engagement (in the form of claims about relationships) communicated.

 
 

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