Category Archives: Access and identity management

The Challenge of Online Identity: Part 3

February 3, 2010 – 2:27 pm

This is the third and last of a series of blog posts (see part one and part two) in which I set out to examine the current state of identity management in our industry and where it’s going. The real point of this series has been to answer the question (which will be familiar to [...]

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‘Innovation from product to production’ at the STM E-Production Seminar

January 13, 2010 – 1:12 pm

Written and delivered in partnership with Andrea Powell from CABI, this presentation is a case study of lessons drawn from the CAB Direct project, and highlights issues which are relevant across the board for publishers delivering online content. This includes looking at how to maximise value in the design of taxonomies and coding systems, how designing and [...]

By Richard Padley | Also posted in E-books, Information Architecture, Project Management, Publishing business models, Search, Technology | Post a comment | 0 comments

The Challenge of Online Identity: Part 2

November 18, 2009 – 4:14 pm

The ability to personalise and customise websites is taken for granted in the Web 2.0 world. But new user expectations provide problems for identity management.

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The Challenge of Online Identity

November 6, 2009 – 10:08 am

Publishers and information providers are in danger of cultivating a blind spot to one of the key issues currently inhibiting the growth of online information services: identity management.
The web as it exists today suffers from the lack of a consistent way of managing identity. There are challenges in both identifying myself to the sites I [...]

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