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- What Is Digital Transformation? - IBM
Digital transformation is a business strategy initiative that incorporates digital technology across all areas of an organization It evaluates and modernizes an organization’s processes, products, operations and technology stack to enable continual, rapid, customer-driven innovation
- What is Digital Identity? - IBM
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
- What are Digital Credentials? - IBM
Digital credentials are often designed, created, delivered, managed and revoked by the issuing organization on an enterprise-grade digital credential platform Application programming interfaces (APIs) allow these platforms to connect with other services so that the credentials can verify a user’s identity across multiple systems
- What Is a Digital Footprint? - IBM
A digital footprint, sometimes called a “digital shadow,” is the unique trail of data that a person or business creates while using the internet Nearly every online activity leaves a trace Some traces are obvious, like a public social media post
- The Ratings Thread (Part 76) — Digital Spy
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- What is digital forensics? - IBM
Digital forensics has broad applications because it treats digital evidence like any other form of evidence Just as officials use specific processes to gather physical evidence from a crime scene, digital forensics investigators follow a strict forensics process (also known as a chain of custody) when handling digital evidence to avoid tampering
- What Is a Digital Twin? - IBM
There are various types of digital twins depending on the level of product magnification The biggest difference between these twins is the area of application It is common to have different types of digital twins co-exist within a system or process Let’s go through the types of digital twins to learn the differences and how they are applied
- What Is Tokenization? - IBM
A digital token is a collection of characters that serve as an identifier for some other asset or piece of information For example, one could replace an annual expense figure of USD 45,500,000 in a confidential report with the token “ot 14%Uyb ”
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