This panel took place on 16 February 2022.
In the New Economy of Movement, Federated Networks are a necessity to manage digital identities, trusted data sharing, and business automation. MOBI and MEF are collaborating to create the Integrated Trust Network, or ITN, a member-owned and operated protocol-agnostic digital infrastructure that provides the core trust services of governance, authority, identity, and assurance.
At its core, ITN is about joint value creation. It is designed to easily integrate with existing systems across all industries. The ITN vision is to become the trust infrastructure of choice for businesses and industry consortia seeking to create new revenue streams and reduce operational costs. Organizations and consortia are invited to join the member-owned and operated ITN to provide a new trust infrastructure for the Internet and create new business models.
Watch the video above to hear the panelists give a comprehensive inside look into the Integrated Trust Network and how it aims to unlock trusted business automation across industries, including a must-watch live Q&A session!
About the Panelists (in order of appearance):
Andreas Freund is the lead for the technical development of mobiNET, the Co-founder of the ConsenSys Kapture Fan Engagement platform, the TCS 2017 Distinguished Engineer for his contributions to Blockchain technology, and Six Sigma Black Belt. With a proven international record of over $1Bn+ in enterprise value enhancements, Andreas now specializes in creating digitally-enabled organizations focusing on rapid digital strategy, product development, and implementations spanning Fortune 500 to private equity companies.
Tram Vo is a successful interdisciplinary entrepreneur with cross industry experience. She is the Co-director/Founder of MOBI as well as Founder of DREAM (Distributed Registry for Entertainment, Art, and Media). Prior to working in the technology sector, consulted for many global museums, universities, and NGOs such as UNESCO. Served the J. Paul Getty Trust for two decades; leading highly specialized initiatives for cultural heritage preservation in the Middle East, North Africa, South America, Eastern Europe, and Asia.
Daniel Bar-Lev is responsible for seeding and growing strategic programs at MEF. Examples of programs and projects initiated under his direction include MEF SD-WAN and SASE standardization, LSO Marketplace, Commercial and Business Committee, and MEF Professional Certification program. More recently he has focused on blockchain-related projects including co-editing the telecom industry’s first standard for Smart Bilaterals and Omnilaterals, as well as facilitating the strategic collaboration between MEF and MOBI to create a cross-market decentralized trust framework based on W3C standards.
Antonella Sanguineti started her career in ITALTEL Central Research department, focusing on design and management systems for optical telecommunication systems, moving later to Pirelli/Cisco and Marconi R&D. She played an important role in System Design for optical systems in Ericsson, where she approached Product Management in 2006, growing as a leader for IP, Optical and Fronthaul telecommunications networks. Antonella joined Sparkle in 2021, as head of Product Management Secure Cloud and Network Solutions team, driving an innovative portfolio of connectivity, cloud, and security for enterprises.
Roger Berg is Vice President of DENSO’s North American Research and Development group. His latest research interests and responsibilities include connected and automated vehicles, transportation data collection and analytics, cyber security, and most recently, blockchain for mobility services. Roger is actively involved with MOBI’s initiatives, including as a co-chair of MOBI’s Connected Mobility Data Marketplace (CMDM) Working Group, which released standards in March 2021.