Judith Bush, identity and access management (IAM) architect at OCLC (formerly known as the Online Computer Library Center), has presented at the Internet2 Technology Exchange (TechEX) multiple times. She’ll be a copresenter this year in Minneapolis, September 18-22, for the IAM track.
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Judith started her career in the academic biomedical area. After more than two decades at OCLC, her lengthy list of career highlights includes information research, analysis, dissemination, knowledge and content management, vendor management, and competitive intelligence. Within the pharmaceutical industry, Judith has worked as a therapeutic area subject specialist supporting clinical development, R&D, market research, licensing and business development, and regulatory affairs.
Below, Judith offers a preview of “Browser Privacy: Benefit or Threat,” which she will present along with Gary Windham from Cirrus Identity and Scott Cantor of the Ohio State University.
Q: What do you hope attendees will learn from your session?
A: We hope people will understand how aggressively browsers are looking at curtailing the “unsanctioned,” cross-site exchange of information and the value of our community participating in ongoing demonstrations of how these changes affect us.