Why the NHS’s plans for data-driven healthcare don’t go far enough

The UK's health minister has recently launched a new voluntary ‘code of conduct’ for tech companies working with the NHS. The aim is to help the NHS get better value for money, but also ensure that patient data is safeguarded and used responsibly, which is obviously laudable and fully supported by digi.me But it doesn't … Continue reading Why the NHS’s plans for data-driven healthcare don’t go far enough →

Digi.me’s four minutes on CNN explaining our personal data privacy solution

Our US CEO Shane Green has been interviewed on CNN International's Quest Means Business about how digi.me empowers people with their personal data. Our new app ecosystem for developers was also discussed, as part of a four-minute segment explaining how our groundbreaking tech works, and the benefits it brings. Some key quotes below - but … Continue reading Digi.me’s four minutes on CNN explaining our personal data privacy solution →

Creating an Internet of Me: Julian Ranger’s talk on the opportunity to do more with personal data from the Big Tent Ideas Festival

Today I will be introducing the subject of personal data and looking at an optimistic vision of how we can do more with personal data with privacy, security and consent by giving back control to the individual. If we embrace this change, then we can make the UK the leader of a new personal data … Continue reading Creating an Internet of Me: Julian Ranger’s talk on the opportunity to do more with personal data from the Big Tent Ideas Festival →

See digi.me’s Julian Ranger at the Big Tent Ideas Festival on Saturday

The Big Tent Ideas Festival, which aims to open up discussion and ask the big questions around social, technological and economic renewal, is back for a second year - and our founder and Executive Chairman Julian Ranger will be speaking. Taking place at the Babraham Research Centre just outside Cambridge on Saturday, September 8, the … Continue reading See digi.me’s Julian Ranger at the Big Tent Ideas Festival on Saturday →

Introducing digi.me’s new apps – putting you in charge of your personal data

With the recent launch of our digi.me app store, we wanted to tell you a little bit more about the inital wave of third party apps on there. As you'd expect with anything built on the digi.me platform, all have been created with unprecedented levels of privacy for consumers concerned about how their data is … Continue reading Introducing digi.me’s new apps – putting you in charge of your personal data →

Digi.me launches ‘iTunes of personal data’

I know that’s kind of a bold statement – and likely to ruffle the feathers of our blockchain-loving, decentralized-worshiping friends. But we are excited to announce the official launch of digi.me’s app store (little “a”, little “s”), which you can find at digi.me/share. (And our architecture is almost entirely decentralized and distributed…with just a few … Continue reading Digi.me launches ‘iTunes of personal data’ →