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Best Practice: Empowering the Vision of the IoT with Decentralized IAM

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Benjamin Bönisch
VP Digital Products & Services
ETO GRUPPE TECHNOLOGIES
Benjamin Bönisch
Benjamin Bönisch is VP Strategy & Corporate Development at ETO GRUPPE and manages all Venture projects. Venture is the testing ground ETO has created to successfully and sustainably meet the digital transformation of the service and product portfolio. He is therefore responsible for...
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Markus Soppa
Managing Director
Filancore
Markus Soppa
Markus Soppa is Managing Director and co-founder of Filancore GmbH, which offers solutions for decentralized identities around the Internet of Things. Previously, as Chief Development Officer at accessec GmbH, he was responsible for software and service development in context of IIoT and...
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