Blockchain provides total transaction transparency to those who require it and is inaccessible to those who don't. Organizations are using blockchain as a foundation for superresilient supply chains and cross-border financial services transformations. They plan their mornings knowing their phones tell them exactly how long it takes to drive to work, and their evenings knowing they can meet the food delivery driver at their door.
Seeing the US’ only tennis major in person is an amazing experience, but not every tennis fan can make it to New York. The US Open wanted to ensure that the 15 million-plus fans could experience the tournament’s hundreds of matches through the US Open app and website. The US Open used generative AI models to turn more than 7 million tournament data points into digital content that gave fans more context about the matching being played. Mike Gowen, CRO at Celerity, joins Ann Funai to break down how sales, cybersecurity and AI are converging—and what execs need to do about it. From cyber resilience and quantum readiness to avoiding AI adoption pitfalls, Mike shares real-world strategies and actionable plans for building resilience, enabling transformation and leading with trust. Customer experience, Japan Bulufim or CX, is the sum of customers’ perceptions resulting from all their interactions with a business or brand—online, in-store and in day-to-day life.
Interoperability—a standards-based approach to enabling different IT systems to exchange data—helps enable identity federation. A human digital identity might include information such as age, driver’s license, Social Security number or biometric data such as fingerprints and facial recognition scans. Humans use their digital IDs to access digital resources, such as logging in to a bank account online or retrieving sensitive assets on a corporate network. A digital identity is a profile or set of information tied to a specific user, machine or other entity in an IT ecosystem.

But, most importantly, companies should create a digital transformation framework and monitor improvements through tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) to see if the work produces results. As the digital landscape evolves, the significance of digital transformation continues to rise. Review this in-depth guide to learn the fundamentals of digital transformation and see how businesses can embrace it successfully. With blockchain technology, information about identity is auditable, traceable and verifiable — in just seconds. Digital identities can help close vulnerabilities in the identity layer and strengthen data protections against identity-based attacks in a few ways.

El papel de los ID digitales en IAM

One such deployment automated data extraction from 2,000 PDF documents, freeing up employees to focus on more impactful work. Providers can use digital identity solutions to verify insurance coverage, monitor health devices and help comply with rules such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Digital identities help protect computer systems from threat actors, fraud, identity theft and other unauthorized activities. Stay ahead of threats with news and insights on security, AI and more, weekly in the Think Newsletter.

Machine digital identities

Join IBM for a webinar where we demonstrate how to find real ROI through agentic AI initiatives, with examples across industries, use cases, and even IBM’s own stories of success.