Following
my tickets on the concept of bank identity as an extension of OpenID, here are some thoughts in bulk.
First, the difficulty of
develop such a protocol. I do not say it's within reach of a child of CP, but it is not insurmountable. This requires a modeling phase of trade, keeping in mind the continuing safety, but also the optimization of the connections between servers.
a new employee can easily add, simply by sharing these relations since the bank identity.
Then there is the question of
adoption
by Internet and social networks. What is certain is that until someone does, no site will adopt it. Today, I do not know how many accounts exist OpenId (I even think that it's hard to know), but the successive announcements of the last days can only improve its adoption. For a newcomer it may greatly facilitate the creation of a social network, focusing on its specificity, where there will be value added. For existing networks, the decentralized aspect allows them to open without
"lose"
their profiles. And
in the world of business,
one can imagine
prospects database
For the visitor, we move another notch in the dimension "I am master of my information."identity.
course, this concerns every individual, but also the organizations (I can put in my relationship I am manager of Kappa)
The key word in all this is security. It's not for nothing that I say
bank
identity. It must provide maximum security, which is not opposed to a lot of freedom in use (make public profile example)
business model? There is none. Not on the protocol. But one can imagine on the services offered by the bank
This probably will remain a dream, at least for some time. But I think it will happen one day or another to such services as the need exists today.
I do not have time to develop. Not alone. But I confess that if others are interested in a project like this, I think I let myself be tempted.
the wise ...