Reed Elsevier have launched an Openid service called IDkee

April 30, 2007

Reed Elsevier have launched an Openid service called IDkee

It just goes to show that when you are working for a big company loads of interesting things are happening in other places that you didn't even realise were going on.

For example I knew that a collegue was working on the IDKee idea to launch Reed Elsevier's OpenID service but I didn't know it was actually live.

So I have now signed up for my IDkee and will be tracking this one with interest.

Update: From speaking to collegues about IDkee, this is really a public pilot to help Reed Elsevier and Reed Business learn more about OpenID. It's still early days, but go ahead create yourself a profile and try out OpenID for yourself.

30 Apr 2007 17:34:46 | Identity, IDKee, OpenID

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