Use Cases for Identity Management in E-Government
E-government identity management systems aren't usually straightforward to implement. Culture and history strongly affect what might be acceptable to citizens in particular circumstances, with levels of trust being a key factor. The authors discuss these issues and present a use case from New Z...
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| description | E-government identity management systems aren't usually straightforward to implement. Culture and history strongly affect what might be acceptable to citizens in particular circumstances, with levels of trust being a key factor. The authors discuss these issues and present a use case from New Zealand. |
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