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Digital Identity
.m4a [9.49 MB] .mp3 [17.7 MB]Ulrich Seldeslachts
Published: 21st Apr 2008
Ulrich Seldeslachts is the CEO of LSEC, an independent not-for-profit nerwork organisation of IT security experts, hardware vendors, service and knowledge providers, advisors, research institutions and government and business on IT security issues and to provide a portal to Belgian exepertise in the field. This is rather insteresting, as these companies are creating an ecosystem around the Belgian smart ID card.
.m4a [10.56 MB] .mp3 [19.65 MB]Angela Sasse
Published: 9th Apr 2008
Angela Sasse is Professor of Human-Centred Technology at University College London and is involved in a number of research activities around usable and effective computer security and the privacy implication of networked and ubiquitous computing. In this podcast, she discusses how we might find ways of explaining and administering privacy better by understanding how people -- not technologists -- work in the "village" mode.
.m4a [9.41 MB] .mp3 [14.17 MB]Robin Wilton
Published: 27th Mar 2008
Robin Wilton is a Corporate Architect - Federated Identity at Sun Microsystems, part of a team in Sun's Chief Technology Office, whose role is to look outwards (at Sun's relationships with strategic business partners) and inwards across the Sun product lines - seeking to maximise Sun's added value in all areas of identity managment through business innovation. In this podcast, Robin tries to help me to understand the relationship between the evolving federated identity standards.
.m4a [22.39 MB] .mp3 [42.32 MB]Home Secretary
Published: 11th Mar 2008
This is the Home Secretary's speech at DEMOS announcing the timetable for the introduction of ID cards in the UK, followed by the question-and-answer session.
.m4a [10.66 MB] .mp3 [19.33 MB]David Cushman
Published: 26th Feb 2008
David Cushman is the Digital Development Director at what is now Bauer Specialist Media but which was part of EMAP when I interviewed him. His blog, Faster Future, often discusses the relationship between networks, identity and media. In this podcast, he talks about Reed's Law and how identity and reputation may work in the future media landscape.
Published: 21st Apr 2008
Ulrich Seldeslachts is the CEO of LSEC, an independent not-for-profit nerwork organisation of IT security experts, hardware vendors, service and knowledge providers, advisors, research institutions and government and business on IT security issues and to provide a portal to Belgian exepertise in the field. This is rather insteresting, as these companies are creating an ecosystem around the Belgian smart ID card.
.m4a [10.56 MB] .mp3 [19.65 MB]Angela Sasse
Published: 9th Apr 2008
Angela Sasse is Professor of Human-Centred Technology at University College London and is involved in a number of research activities around usable and effective computer security and the privacy implication of networked and ubiquitous computing. In this podcast, she discusses how we might find ways of explaining and administering privacy better by understanding how people -- not technologists -- work in the "village" mode.
.m4a [9.41 MB] .mp3 [14.17 MB]Robin Wilton
Published: 27th Mar 2008
Robin Wilton is a Corporate Architect - Federated Identity at Sun Microsystems, part of a team in Sun's Chief Technology Office, whose role is to look outwards (at Sun's relationships with strategic business partners) and inwards across the Sun product lines - seeking to maximise Sun's added value in all areas of identity managment through business innovation. In this podcast, Robin tries to help me to understand the relationship between the evolving federated identity standards.
.m4a [22.39 MB] .mp3 [42.32 MB]Home Secretary
Published: 11th Mar 2008
This is the Home Secretary's speech at DEMOS announcing the timetable for the introduction of ID cards in the UK, followed by the question-and-answer session.
.m4a [10.66 MB] .mp3 [19.33 MB]David Cushman
Published: 26th Feb 2008
David Cushman is the Digital Development Director at what is now Bauer Specialist Media but which was part of EMAP when I interviewed him. His blog, Faster Future, often discusses the relationship between networks, identity and media. In this podcast, he talks about Reed's Law and how identity and reputation may work in the future media landscape.
Digital Money
.m4a [9.73 MB] .mp3 [19.6 MB]Giles Andrews
Published: 30th Apr 2008
Giles Andrews is the UK Managing Director of Zopa. Before helping to set up the social lending company, he spent 10 years in the motor industry, co-founding Godfrey Davis Motor Group. Then set up his own consultancy practice where clients included Tesco and Tesco Personal Finance. In this podcast he explains what Zopa is and where it may be going.
.m4a [10.97 MB] .mp3 [20.73 MB]Martin Kearsley
Published: 14th Apr 2008
Martin Kearsley joined as Cheif Executive of OneVu Ltd in 2003, a join venture between Voca and Checkfree Corporation. Martin became acting Cheif Innovations Officer of VocaLink in 2007, in which role he had responsibility for innovations which play a key element in VocaLink's business strategy for future commercial growth. In 2008 he was appointed Director of Strategy for VocaLink.
.m4a [9.18 MB] .mp3 [13.2 MB]Charles Bryant
Published: 31st Mar 2008
Charles Bryant is a Senior Adviser to the Euro Banking Association with a focus on e-invoicing and supply chain integration. He was formerly Secretary General of the European Payments Council from 2004 to 2007 and was closely engaged in the design and launch planning of SEPA. In prior roles he was at SWIFT and spent 25 years in international banking with Chase, Midland and NatWest. As these positions might indicate, his experience at the heart of SEPA is unparalleled.
.m4a [10.45 MB] .mp3 [18.2 MB]Mirek Kula
Published: 19th Mar 2008
Mirek Kula is the Director of International Business Development for MPay, based in Poland. One of the co-founders of the company, Mirek comes from a transaction processing background. In this podcast, he explains the Mpay proposition and explains how it has learned from past attempts to create m-payment systems.
.m4a [8.9 MB] .mp3 [19.17 MB]Dave Parratt
Published: 4th Mar 2008
Dave Parratt is with MTN Mobile Money in South Africa, and as such is in the forefront on the mobile revolution in developing markets. Working out how banks and operators should co-operate and compete in this podcast, Dave talks about the South African environment and Mobile Money's experiences. Apologies for the poor sound quality (someone decided to start drilling next door to us!).
Published: 30th Apr 2008
Giles Andrews is the UK Managing Director of Zopa. Before helping to set up the social lending company, he spent 10 years in the motor industry, co-founding Godfrey Davis Motor Group. Then set up his own consultancy practice where clients included Tesco and Tesco Personal Finance. In this podcast he explains what Zopa is and where it may be going.
.m4a [10.97 MB] .mp3 [20.73 MB]Martin Kearsley
Published: 14th Apr 2008
Martin Kearsley joined as Cheif Executive of OneVu Ltd in 2003, a join venture between Voca and Checkfree Corporation. Martin became acting Cheif Innovations Officer of VocaLink in 2007, in which role he had responsibility for innovations which play a key element in VocaLink's business strategy for future commercial growth. In 2008 he was appointed Director of Strategy for VocaLink.
.m4a [9.18 MB] .mp3 [13.2 MB]Charles Bryant
Published: 31st Mar 2008
Charles Bryant is a Senior Adviser to the Euro Banking Association with a focus on e-invoicing and supply chain integration. He was formerly Secretary General of the European Payments Council from 2004 to 2007 and was closely engaged in the design and launch planning of SEPA. In prior roles he was at SWIFT and spent 25 years in international banking with Chase, Midland and NatWest. As these positions might indicate, his experience at the heart of SEPA is unparalleled.
.m4a [10.45 MB] .mp3 [18.2 MB]Mirek Kula
Published: 19th Mar 2008
Mirek Kula is the Director of International Business Development for MPay, based in Poland. One of the co-founders of the company, Mirek comes from a transaction processing background. In this podcast, he explains the Mpay proposition and explains how it has learned from past attempts to create m-payment systems.
.m4a [8.9 MB] .mp3 [19.17 MB]Dave Parratt
Published: 4th Mar 2008
Dave Parratt is with MTN Mobile Money in South Africa, and as such is in the forefront on the mobile revolution in developing markets. Working out how banks and operators should co-operate and compete in this podcast, Dave talks about the South African environment and Mobile Money's experiences. Apologies for the poor sound quality (someone decided to start drilling next door to us!).