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Interoperability In the New Digital Identity Infrastructure

Mary C. Rundle
Harvard University - Harvard Law School

Paul Trevithick
affiliation not provided to SSRN


February 13, 2007


Abstract:     
This paper maps out multiple dimensions of interoperability in the emerging digital identity management infrastructure, with a view to promoting openness in this infrastructure. The paper provides a background to the infrastructure; an explanation of components, items exchanged, and interconnection flows; an account of interoperability at various levels; a look at the costs and benefits of interoperability; and a brief consideration of factors that influence interoperability and innovation, such as the market, law, and self-regulation. Because this technology is still developing, the paper seeks to offer a snapshot of the current landscape with a view to promoting discussion about the future.

Keywords: interoperability, identity management, standards, CardSpace

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Date posted: February 14, 2007 ; Last revised: February 14, 2007

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Rundle, Mary C. and Trevithick, Paul, Interoperability In the New Digital Identity Infrastructure (February 13, 2007). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=962701


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Mary C. Rundle (Contact Author)
Harvard University - Harvard Law School ( email )
1575 Massachusetts
Hauser 406
Cambridge, MA 02138
United States
617-495-7547 (Phone)
Paul Trevithick
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