Event Recording

Federated Directory meets Minimal Disclosure: Mortal Enemies or Soul Mates?

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Kim Cameron
Chief Identity Officer
Convergence.tech
Kim Cameron
Kim Cameron is a Canadian computer scientist and engineering leader who has worked since the emergence of the Internet to create a humanistic system of Digital Identity. Kim moved to Seattle to join Microsoft in 1999 when it acquired Toronto-based Zoomit Corporation, a software company dedicated...
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