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UK: e-petition and proof of citizenship
I was both moved and intrigued by Robin Wilton’s plea to support an e-petition “to create a dedicated Military & Veterans Hospital within the UK.” Moved because it seemed to be a… more →
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UK: e-petition and proof of citizenship
Vikram wrote 1 year ago: I was both moved and intrigued by Robin Wilton’s plea to support an e-petition “to creat … more →
Identity systems and trust
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: On reflection, it turns out that a trusted system may actually be untrustworthy. I was looking at so … more →
Authenticating the Queen's subjects
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: I’m just back from attending eGovernment 2008 in Canberra. For me, the big draw was an opportu … more →
Banking on online identity verification
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: It’s interesting to see how some see business opportunity out of government regulation while o … more →
Identity Conference 2008, Wellington
Vikram wrote 1 year ago: There’s been a lot of national interest in this colossal undertaking at Te Papa. Experts have … more →
Why igovt?
Vikram wrote 1 year ago: For some time now, we’ve been aware of a paradox: we are building and operating user-centric service … more →
igovt public consultation
Vikram wrote 1 year ago: There were so many insights from attending focus groups during the igovt public consultation that it … more →
Privacy and government as a Justifiable Party
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: In response to my post When is government a Justifiable Party? Kim Cameron expressed some concerns. … more →
NZ: Identity Month
Vikram wrote 1 year ago: In my first official post on the SSC blog, I mentioned that April is Identity Month, a time for NZ g … more →
When is government a Justifiable Party?
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: A recent article in CR80News called Social networking sites have little to no identity verification … more →
SSC: official moves
Vikram wrote 1 year ago: Couple of public things at work (State Services Commission or SSC, specifically the Information and … more →
U-Prove intentions
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: I must confess to mixed feelings about news that Microsoft has acquired Credentica’s U-Prove™ techno … more →
NZ Identity Summit in April
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: Following on the heels of Webstock comes another world-class conference in Wellington on 29th and 30 … more →
NZ: Privacy review report
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: It seems to be the season for official privacy reviews. The Australian Law Reform Commission recentl … more →
2FA is dead, right?
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Vikram wrote 1 year ago: Not quite. This particular storm in my coffee cup was kicked up by Symantec’s Liam OMurchu … more →
BC & NZ: Info Cards & Liberty Specs
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Vikram wrote 2 years ago: As the last post for the year, there was a temptation to look back and reflect on the past year. All … more →
NZ: use of Web 2.0 in government
Vikram wrote 2 years ago: At the recent Digital Future Summit 2.0 in Auckland, Laurence Millar of the State Services Commissio … more →
NZ: CardSpace - SAML interop
Vikram wrote 2 years ago: One of the two new projects that the Microsoft New Zealand Innovation Centre is funding involves int … more →
On the identity trail
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Vikram wrote 2 years ago: Over the past two weeks, I’ve spent some time on the road as a part of the igovt public consul … more →
