I had the opportunity to do an encore presentation at work of "Informational Identity: Digital Identity in Context," which I originally presented at Identity Week America in Washington, D.C. on September 11th. At Identity Week I presented, and expanded on, the idea of 'Informational Identity,' of which digital identity is a proper subset, and which … Continue reading Is Identity in our DNA?
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Trusted Applications: an Interoperability Parable
Imagine you have to go to the Florida Blues Deerwood campus to pick up a copy of your significant other Sam's claims history. (I am picking on Florida Blues because Deerwood is a compound, you pretty much have to drive there, and there is an only-friendly-to-cars guard gate. What follows is fiction, not what actually … Continue reading Trusted Applications: an Interoperability Parable
Informational Identities and Personal Privacy: Persistence and Use
This post is one in an ongoing series (starting here) in which I am developing the concept of 'Informational Identity'. Your name, your legal identities, your digital identities, are all the same kind of thing: information tools created to pick you out of a crowd, to refer to you when you are not present, to … Continue reading Informational Identities and Personal Privacy: Persistence and Use
Informational Identities and Personal Privacy: Instrumentation, Observation and Reporting
This post is one in an ongoing series (starting here) in which I am developing the concept of 'Informational Identity'. Your name, your legal identities, your digital identities, are all the same kind of thing: information tools created to pick you out of a crowd, to refer to you when you are not present, to … Continue reading Informational Identities and Personal Privacy: Instrumentation, Observation and Reporting
The Asymmetry of Informational Identity
This post is one in an ongoing series (starting here) in which I am developing the concept of 'Informational Identity'. Your name, your legal identities, your digital identities, are all the same kind of thing: information tools created to pick you out of a crowd, to refer to you when you are not present, to … Continue reading The Asymmetry of Informational Identity
Personal Identity Snapshots in Informational Identities
This post is one in an ongoing series (starting here) in which I am developing the concept of 'Informational Identity'. Your name, your legal identities, your digital identities, are all the same kind of thing: information tools created to pick you out of a crowd, to refer to you when you are not present, to … Continue reading Personal Identity Snapshots in Informational Identities
Informational Identity
This post is one in an ongoing series (starting here) in which I am developing the concept of 'Informational Identity'. Your name, your legal identities, your digital identities, are all the same kind of thing: information tools created to pick you out of a crowd, to refer to you when you are not present, to … Continue reading Informational Identity
We don’t need Unique Patient Identifiers, we need ‘proof of healthcare identity’ credentials
In my last post, I maintained that individual identifiers, such as a username or user ID, as used in Informational Identity Management - legal, transactional and digital identity management - are fundamentally a kind of credential. With the advent of "…a standard unique identifier for an individual…", commonly referred to as a Unique Patient Identifier, … Continue reading We don’t need Unique Patient Identifiers, we need ‘proof of healthcare identity’ credentials
Identity, Credential and Access Management Isn’t Exactly About Identity
This post is one in an ongoing series (starting here) in which I am developing the concept of 'Informational Identity'. Your name, your legal identities, your digital identities, are all the same kind of thing: information tools created to pick you out of a crowd, to refer to you when you are not present, to … Continue reading Identity, Credential and Access Management Isn’t Exactly About Identity
Identity: Turtles All the Way Down
My thinking catalyzed by the great dialog among national healthcare identity experts at the ONC/CARIN Identity Summit in Washington DC June 4th, a notion I’ve been worrying for some time finally precipitated out: identity is turtles all the way down. There is not a digital identity separate and distinct from one’s legal identity. There is … Continue reading Identity: Turtles All the Way Down
