So where are we going?

Do we realize that we nead leaps in productivty, in service capability, in security, in privacy, in Single Market progress and in serious lowering of costs in the public sectors?  Then all countries and EU should make the strongest possible public-private efforts to get the Trust Infrastructure in place - supported by global open standardisation efforts (ToIP, SSI, OWF and EWC in Europe).

In very practical terms we are going towards this:

1. All organisations (especially in the public sector right now) should take already available defacto EUDI-compliant agents in use to be able to send and receive verified data - credentials to/from each others, employees and consumers.

Important to realise that organisation will be both issuers (sending),  holders (asking for and passing on)  and verifiers (service providers) or credentials. Only fair to ask counterparts to send and receive in the same way. 

2. All organisations (especially in the public sector) should tell their counterparts that they will start sending credentials to wallets in a near future - to open the eys and create demand. 

3. The start sending the most straightforward ones  - soonest with the help of Findy.fi and IDunion like networks supporting

All citizens and organisations will not need all all the 100ds of credentials all the time. But most will need most from time to time. Therefore it is of vital importance that the user experience with seldom needed credentials is the same as with all other. Economy of repetition, economy of reuse, economy of trust, economy of scope - some levers...

Sure you all agree..