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• The wrong way to go about it

  As a result of a bit too much time spent watching American TV in hotel rooms this month, I decided to check out the URL of an interesting product. The BenderBall is a little tiny thing that I’m convinced would be perfect for trying to keep in shape at the cabin. At this point [...] Read More... Posted Tuesday, May 27, 2008 1:38 PM from Adventures of an Eternal Optimist | 1 Comments Filed under: Identity Theory

• Herds & Communities

  Last week was a humbling and empowering week. RSA 2008 has given me a good kick in the pants in a number of ways, all of which have inspired and challenged me to think on things I’d never contemplated before. Quite a few people at RSA wanted to know the “how” of user-centric technologies, yet [...] Read More... Posted Thursday, April 17, 2008 12:57 PM from Adventures of an Eternal Optimist | 2 Comments Filed under: Identity Theory

• Alrighty then - let’s talk roles.

  In my post on user context decisions in the Enterprise, I built on a foundation that perhaps should have been better defined before drawing conclusions. A few people noticed it, and I think they make great points — so let’s step away from the fancy schmancy terms and look at [my conception of] the [...] Read More... Posted Friday, April 04, 2008 4:11 PM from Adventures of an Eternal Optimist | 1 Comments Filed under: Identity Theory, General Identity Stuff, Grrrlgeeks

• Dear Enterprise Application Vendors:

  I believe we’ve hit a crossroads, my friends. Here’s what’s happening. We have a groundswell of support and interest in technologies that reduce the need for passwords in the Enterprise. Some of these technologies have been around awhile. Some of them are new. All of them want to [...] Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 02, 2008 1:49 PM from Adventures of an Eternal Optimist | 1 Comments Filed under: Identity Theory, Enterprise Identity

• Disturbing and Thought Provoking

  If you want to get to the core of identity, it doesn’t get any simpler than this: one minute you are present. And the next minute, all the bits are there, they just don’t add up to the same thing anymore. These photos are powerful and beautiful and in some ways frightening, and [...] Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 02, 2008 11:02 AM from Adventures of an Eternal Optimist | 1 Comments Filed under: Identity Theory