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Quo vadis identity – Experts debate the changing nature of identity in the digital age

The digital age leads to a transformation of our identity containing challenges for the key issues of privacy and security. In order to debate implications for society, Giesecke & Devrient has invited more than 40 experts including lawyers, social scientists, IT and communications specialists, and regulators from at least 10 different nations to take part in the initiative IDENTITY | Talk in the Tower. Two working groups have focused on specific identity related topics since May 2012. First results – including two publications – were discussed today with a broader audience at the event "The Future of Identity: how is the digital age changing our identities?". The report Role of Machines projects two possible scenarios of what life will be like in 10 years' time, depending on the technological solutions adopted by society. Control of Identity looks at the implications of pioneering identity management schemes, e.g. the program of the Unique ID Authority of India (UIDAI) and mobile eVoting.

Landor Associates predicts top 10 brand trends for 2014

 

In with the old and out with the new-the top brand trends of 2014 may surprise you. Social media becomes "old school" and the commitment to "second life" packaging intensifies. These are just some of the coming year's predictions released by Landor Associates, the global strategic brand consulting and design firm.

REACh is Largest EU Trade Barrier for U.S. Chemical Manufacturing SMEs, SOCMA Testifies

The Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates (SOCMA) today testified before the International Trade Commission (ITC) about the disproportionate economic impact trade barriers have on small and medium-sized U.S. manufacturers (SMEs) exporting to the European Union (EU).

Honeywell Middle East Passenger Survey Shows Strong Demand For Wi-Fi To Improve In-Flight Productivity

- Seventy-six percent of all survey respondents view in-flight connectivity as important or vital

- Sixty-eight percent believe that staying online is a must for business travel to work and stay connected to colleagues

- Seventy percent would consider purchasing Wi-Fi on board when flying long haul


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