Digital Identity NZ February Webinar
Digital Identity NZ Monthly Webinar
Find out more »W3C Technical Architecture group meet up with InternetNZ and Digital Identity NZ
InternetNZ and DINZ will be hosting a meetup event with the W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) during their visit to New Zealand.
Find out more »DINZ Local Showcase – March Webinar
Local companies will showcase the real world application of their digital identity solutions with quick fire presentations.
Find out more »AML Working Group exploration session
Following our recent webinar discussions and our ‘reliance’ project activity, we are exploring the establishment of an AML onboarding working group. We will hold an initial welcome, kickoff and planning forum for this at this videoconference.
Find out more »DINZ Members – Objectives and strategy planning workshops #1
These are the planning sessions we spoke about in our newsletter they will aid the new Executive Council in setting our trajectory for this year and next.
Find out more »DINZ Members – Objectives and strategy planning workshops #2
These are the planning sessions we spoke about in our newsletter they will aid the new Executive Council in setting our trajectory for this year and next.
Find out more »WEBINAR: People helping people
Join Digital Identity NZ and the DIA Digital Identity Transition team for our monthly webinar.
Find out more »IBM Think Digital
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Find out more »IdentityNORTH 2020 VIRTUAL Annual Summit
With the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world we knew began changing at lightning speed. Each of us, our families, businesses, our governments were all forced to alter our “standard operating procedures,” and any sense of priorities and normal routines were paused or painfully abandoned.
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