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Identity 2.0

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Identity 2.0
An umbrella term for user-centric identity management on the Internet, in which users have complete control over which third party authenticates them. It also implies that users have control over the data they share over the Internet and can transfer and delete the data when required. The "2.0" was taken from the widely used "Web 2.0" umbrella term that refers to user-oriented capabilities. See identity metasystem and Web 2.0.


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Other General Session presentations included Massachusetts Secretary of Health and Human Services JudyAnn Bigby's "View from the Top"; Skip Identity CEO Dick Hardt's presentation on Identity 2.
0 Conference sponsors will be making announcements or demonstrating new products for the first time, such as returning sponsor Sxip Identity, which will be demonstrating sxore, a reputation system for user generated content built with Identity 2.
About Sxip Identity Sxip Identity develops enterprise solutions for on-demand software that leverage the power of Identity 2.
 
 
 
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