
Digital Identity In 2021: OWI’s Top Predictions
There’s not much that hasn’t already been said about 2020. Last year provided the world a historic level of uncertainty due to the pandemic. Companies
There’s not much that hasn’t already been said about 2020. Last year provided the world a historic level of uncertainty due to the pandemic. Companies
Each year, OWI designs an Identity Landscape, providing a comprehensive and holistic view of leaders in the identity space. As the identity industry rapidly develops,
For the third year in a row, OWI has put together a list of our top predictions for 2019. Some are ‘sure bets’ while others
The first form of identity or individual consensus records dates back nearly 4000 B.C., with the Babylonians. We think they primarily used this for
OWI’s Landscape identifies 225+ companies representing 13 segments of the Identity Industry SAN FRANCISCO — Jan. 31, 2017 — One World Identity — the news,
Last week, the full-service blockchain company, The Bitfury Group, in collaboration with international law firm Covington, launched the Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC). According to
Identity startup Cambridge Blockchain has closed on over $1.7m in new funding, according to recently published Securities and Exchange Commission documents. As stated in today’s
One World Identity aims to deliver high-quality news, media, events, research and thought leadership covering all aspects of identity and the identity industry. We intend to reach all audiences, from identity industry professionals seeking in-depth analysis, to a consumer with questions about how biometrics may impact her life next year. With such a broad audience, we have had to re-think how to deliver content that is accessible to the novice, but with enough depth to satisfy industry insiders.
The OWI Identity Lifecycle was inspired by these unique demands and seeks to make identity a tangible topic for all. Shifting the focus away from industry verticals to a unified view grants us a better vantage point for both spotting trends and drawing meaningful connections.
Today, when we think about the verifying the identities of the next billion users… we think about how we can use our existing KYC programs and CIP requirements for people living in remote areas of the world. This mindset is not only shortsighted, but also ignores many people who do not fall under the traditional next billion users demographic. Realizing the role identity plays in the lives of billions of people and understanding what challenges exist within the industry, will help build a more inclusive world.
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