#11 - Trust over IP Foundation 101 with John Jordan, Karl Kneis, André Kudra, Scott Perry and Paul Knowles
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#11 - Trust over IP Foundation 101 with John Jordan, Karl Kneis, André Kudra, Scott Perry and Paul Knowles

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Descripción de #11 - Trust over IP Foundation 101 with John Jordan, Karl Kneis, André Kudra, Scott Perry and Paul Knowles

The Trust over IP Foundation’s mission is to: “Define a complete architecture for Internet-scale digital trust that combines cryptographic trust at the machine layer with human trust at the business, legal, and social layers.”
About Episode
Part 1 - Introduction to the ToIP (starts at 01:50)
Digital Trust Primer The History of Credentials: the Paper credential era, the Credential Trust triangle, the Governance Trust triangle
The Internet Era and the Trust Gap
New era of digital trust, back to the future with digital credentials
The mission of the Trust over IP Foundation?
What is the dual-stack architecture?


Part 2 - Working Groups: Activities, Deliverables and Collaborations (starts at 32:20)
Brief Introductions - why are you interested in the ToIP and what background/expertise do you bring to the foundation?
Discussing the different types of Working Groups
Collaborations within the ToIP Selling to C-Level executives
Digital Trust Ecosystems
How the ToIP has evolved in its first year?
The disruption of moving away from APIs through agents and communication protocols

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About Guests
Follow John Jordan --> Twitter | LinkedIn
Follow Karl Kneis --> LinkedIn
Follow André Kudra --> Twitter | LinkedIn
Follow Scott Perry --> Twitter | LinkedIn
Follow Paul Knowles --> Twitter | LinkedIn
Follow Mathieu Glaude --> Twitter | LinkedIn

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