Please help an exciting project a project sponsored by The Promise Scotland exploring actions public sector agencies across Scotland can take to overcome information and data sharing barriers relating to ‘care experienced children and young people’

Calling the people living and working across the Forth Water Basin. The FORTH2O project needs your views. Please sign up for a shorty 7 question survey and decided of you want to join the project. The invitation link is is here 📣.

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After over 12 years of engagement with UK Government we now have a potential breakthrough on personal data … and productivity thanks to the UK Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework or DIATF.

Identity as a Service we have just published our 4th blog post on what we do and our person centred approach to Identity Management.

Our third blog post about what we do. Master Reference Data Services, information we all need to support our lives and the service providers who support us.

We are delighted and proud to have won an award for one of our projects with @dhiscotland in Moray Mydex personal data stores lie at the heart of it, enabling individuals to collect and share data about their lives and their health under their control.

Want to know how Personal Data Stores and Personal Data Sharing fit together to integrate seamless service journeys. Read about our Personal Data eXchange the second in our blog post series about what we do

We spend a lot of time working with people and front line teams in service providers discussing the evolution of services and why we do what we do. We have started a new feature to provide a series of blogs focusing on what we do see our first post

George Crooks of @dhiscotland outlined a positive vision for health and care in Scotland. We are delighted to be part of this exciting programme of person centred delivery of services in Scotland

Across the country people from all walks of life — from those running families to those running organisations and Governments — are wrestling with financial shortfalls that restrict what they can do. Part ‘Is there a positive way forward?’

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We have published a new whitepaper on Human Rights and what it means to take a truly person centred approach to join the dots in the FERC filled fragmented world of public services

We continue our exploration of different definitions of the same word causing confusion. This time we look at the term Personal Data Store.

“Today we’ve got a ‘Mona Lisa hands situation’ with personal data. The issues have been framed in such a way that the full significance and opportunity of what is unfolding is being left out of the picture.” — Alan Mitchell

What people understand and mean by the word ‘control’ differs. The consequences of these differences are far-reaching. One interpretation of ‘control’ could unleash a once-in-a-lifetime social and economic breakthrough. Beware of getting it wrong!.

Wallets could be a trap waiting to be sprung if we don't get our terminology and implementation right for the future. Personal Data Stores and Wallets are not the same but they can work together.#personaldatastores #wallets.

Personal Data Stores haven't happened so they never will? See what the underlying factors of mental models, perception, vested interests and inertia to to warp perceptions of time and progress to make that first statement in accurate

Is Privacy Dead?.Sometimes in debates about personal data “Privacy is dead!” declare some campaigners. “That’s a terrible thing! Something should be done about it!” “Privacy is dead,” agree some Big Tech apologists. “ Not helpful, find out why in our blog.

When we talk to people about all the good things we’re doing, some shake their head and say, “There is no demand for personal data stores!”. We know they are wrong, find out why in our latest blog.

Mydex empowers people with their own data, putting them in control, we often get pushback. Surprisingly often, in fact. We are told condescendingly, “People just don’t want to manage their data”. It is simply note true find out why!