How does user-centric identity provide scale?
There has been some confusion on what is meant when we talk about how user-centric identity provides “scale”. In order to easily operate at Internet…
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Identity 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0
Recently I have had a number of discussions on how identity 2.0, or user-centric identity fits into the corporate world. As Identity 2.0 proves itself…
Google Checkout – the silo gets deeper
Hot on the heels of Google Accounts, is Google Checkout. You can provide your payment data to Google. I signed up and was happy to…
Google Pulls AuthN for Web Apps
Posted last night about Google Accounts. Today the page for Web Apps is missing. . Technorati Tags: google, identity, liberty, sxip
Google Account Authentication: two steps forward, one step back
Google has just released Google Account Authentication. My initial reaction: great technology for rich clients and web sites acting acting on behalf of the user,…
What is user-centric identity?
User-centric identity has become a buzz word in the identity market. Eve Maler, Paul Madsen and Pete Rowley have all been talking about it. I…
Identity Mashup
Today I am at the Harvard Law School attending the Identity Mashup Conference. So far the panels are mashing up well as Esther Dyson and…
Towards an Identity Society
John Madelin and Luke Razzell have published a well written document Towards an Identity Society. It is pretty well written, yet they are doing an…
Identity Stack
There has been some discussion on the idworkshop list about defining an identity stack, on the premise that it would help clarify the discussion similiar…
Baby’s got Web
Article in the Guardian quotes Wendy Hall with reference to what is on the agenda for the upcoming World Wide Web Conference WWW2006 The babies…