On Friday morning, after a traditional hard-core Identiverse party the night before (which I didn't attend), people gathered at 8:30am for the final keynote session of the day, which began with an introduction by Andi Hindle, Don Thibeau announcing the OpenID Foundation Kim Cameron Award (which I missed as I was backstage), and finally our panel, which lasted about XNUMX minutes.
8:45am - 9:15am Keynote Speech
The panelists are:
- Drummond Reed Director of Trust Services • Avast
- Daniel Goldscheider Co-founder & CEO • Yes.com
- Sanjay Jain Chief Innovation Officer; Partner • CIIE Co.; Bharat Innovation Fund
- Nat Sakimura, Chairman • OpenID Foundation
The talk was essentially about interoperability between trusted networks, and the idea of leveraging existing networks seems to be extremely popular in many jurisdictions.
He also mentioned that in addition to the "rich people's computing" use case where everyone has a smartphone, it is also important to consider cases where people do not have access to a smartphone and where connections and electricity are sporadic.
We will update this article with more details once the Identiverse 2022 archives are released.
(Photo provided by Brian Campbell)