Registration and networking over refreshments and pizza

Introduction to CW from Simon Mead, CEO, CW (Cambridge Wireless)

Arthur Meadows, Identity Veteran, ex-Fetch.ai

'What are the business model challenges for establishing trust and identity online'

Arthur will discuss the historical challenges of identity and personal data management eg the 7 laws of identity and centralised vs decentralised trust. What needs to happen to allow users and service providers to exchange data?

Alan Mitchell, Non-executive Chairman and Co-Founder, Mydex

‘Realising the Personal Data Store Vision: Lessons from the Front Line’

Alan will provide a short summary of what the vision and what they are doing to realise it at Mydex. Drawing on his experiences at the front line of what is possible he will discuss what key lessons they have learnt and some of the potential exciting opportunities.

Jonathan Holtby, CCO, Dataswift

‘User-owned personal data in application and practice’

The promise of formal and effective data mobility has been called up over and over by leadership in Government and Academia. In many ways, the technological achievement of this promise was delivered long ago. It isn’t necessarily easy, but you can store your own personal data for yourself on a dozen or more services spread across many Western countries. So what’s holding up widespread adoption? App-initiated integrations represent by far the most promising opportunity for introducing user-owned data infrastructure to the mass market, but achieving it means navigating numerous perceived hypocrisies, and embracing the argument that data is a currency, and ought to be - needs to be - exchanged

Panel session with all speakers chaired by SIG Champion, Paul Morris

Closing remarks and event ends