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Mohit Garg is the CEO and Co-Founder of OLOID. A seasoned entrepreneur and technology leader, he is focused on transforming identity and access for the frontline workforce. Throughout his career, he has built innovative solutions that simplify complex enterprise challenges. Today, he works with leading organizations to modernize workforce authentication, strengthen security, and deliver seamless access experiences across frontline and shared-device environments in healthcare, manufacturing, retail, pharmaceutical, and other critical industries.
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Why IAM's Core Assumption Fails on the Frontline
Legacy IAM was built around a one-person, one-device, one-login model that matched desk-based work. Frontline workers, roughly 80 percent of the global workforce, now access enterprise apps constantly, but on shared devices and rotating shifts, the old model was never designed for. Shared passwords and workarounds are a symptom of that structural mismatch, not a discipline failure, and bolting on MFA or SSO doesn't fix it. Closing the gap requires identity that resolves to the individual on shift, not the terminal they happen to use.
Why Frontline Identity Is an Operations Problem, Not Just IT
Most enterprise identity programs were built for desk workers and have never been properly redesigned for the frontline. The result is an authentication infrastructure that creates measurable operational drag across every shift, in every industry where workers share devices, move between stations, and hand off access under time pressure. Closing that gap is not a security project. It is an operations priority, and OLOID is the infrastructure built to address it.
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