The Nature of Identity
This post is an excerpt from my upcoming book, Learning Digital Identity, which will be available January 2023.
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The Live Web is Live!
I'm very pleased with how my new book, The Live Web, turned out and extremely excited about the ideas in it. I hope you'll read it, comment on it, review it, and try the ideas out. Undoubtedly, the future will turn out different than I've envisioned it, but I think we have an obligation to try to influence the design the emerges.
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Barnett Interview Up
My interview with Thomas Barnett is live on IT Conversations. In the interview we talked about the concepts in his new book, his use of technology-base analogies to explain his ideas, blogging, and outsourcing. Doing the interview was a lot of fun--I hope it's as interesting to listen to. Tom has great appeal to the IT Conversations crowd (65,000 downloads of his last interview). Part of the reason is that he uses technology-based analogies to describe world events. But more than that, he also sheds lights on non-technical issues that techies care about. A sampling of two recent entries
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Digital Identity Reviewed
Ben Rothke reviewed Digital Identity at UnixReview.com. Overall Ben's comments were favorable, saying: Overall, Digital Identity provides the reader with a good introduction to the various areas necessary to develop a productive identity management infrastructure. Anyone planning to deploy an IMA or any sort of federated identity solution in a corporate environment will find Digital Identity a valuable reference. From Book Review: Digital IdentityReferenced Sat Nov 19 2005 16:03:58 GMT-0700 (MST) Ben especially liked the chapter on Identity Policies. He complained about editing mistakes and the number of first-person anecdotes I used. On the issue of typos, I sincerely
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