At the ID Management Conference to be held on the upcoming October 9 (Friday), I will appear in the closing session (17:55-18:35).

The topic is:

“Digital Transformation of Business and Identity Management”

Using IT in business and transforming business through IT are fundamentally different. For example, replacing paper with PDFs is the former, while transforming operations around structured data and advancing automation is the latter. Whether this can be pursued beyond the boundaries of individual companies will substantially change the value that companies create. In this session, I will explore why identity management is key to this “digital transformation,” including from a historical perspective. The title is the same as the closing session at IT&ID, but there is more time here, so I also plan to discuss topics that I could not cover at IT&ID because of time constraints and PC trouble.

Outline

  1. China’s adoption of Western technology vs. Japan’s institutional reform
  2. Denmark: Citizen Portal vs. Digital Austria
  3. Denmark’s comeback
  4. The United Kingdom’s Digital by Default
  5. The increasing age of Japan’s capital equipment and its declining international standing
  6. The digital identity model and productivity improvement
  7. Corporate numbers and their publication function
  8. The My Number system and smartphone IDPs: My Number opening the future
  9. Information asymmetry and trust frameworks
  10. Industrie 4.0 governance, 3 integrations, and productivity improvement
  11. Ali Baba and the thieves, the Roman army’s key-distribution protocol, and IBM 7090 passwords
  12. IdM done because it cannot be avoided
  13. IdM that makes money

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It is a day with various overlapping events, but if you are available, please register in advance and join us!

IDマネジメント・カンファレンス2015

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