New Podcast: Michael Lynch, Chief Strategy Officer at Prove: “We’re trying to change the way identity works.”
On the new episode of One World Identity's State of Identity podcast, Michael Lynch, Chief Strategy Officer at Prove, speaks about verification and authentication solutions across the identity lifecycle.
On the new episode of One World Identity's State of Identity podcast, Michael Lynch, Chief Strategy Officer at Prove, speaks to Cameron D'Ambros about verification and authentication solutions across the identity lifecycle.
“We’ll move more towards a purpose-built, mobile-first, digitally connected world where we anchor on the phone identity. I think that’s where I see identity going,” says Lynch.
Learn about how businesses can streamline experiences to remove friction, enable commerce, and detect potential fraud using phone-centric identity. Listen to the full episode of OWI’s ‘State of Identity’ podcast here: https://bit.ly/3ioxass
To learn more about Prove’s identity solutions and how to accelerate revenue while mitigating fraud, schedule a demo today.
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