The enterprise IT is in transformation. The use of social media and own devices (BOYD – bring your own device) in enterprises show that there is no longer a clear separation between privately used IT and enterprise IT. On the other hand the sharp contours of the enterprise IT are increasingly blurred by the use of cloud services and outsourcing of business processes.
These trends need to be addressed. Enterprises are no longer in direct control of all resources and service providers. They have to stipulate service quality and security through contracts, KPIs and SLAs. In this scenario IAM is a cornerstone for securing business critical information, privacy and compliance in business and administration processes in a multitude of diverse applications and service providers.
As an IAM vendor, system integrator, outsourcer and service provider Atos is active in all in these areas. Atos supports enterprises and organizations in their transformation process and provides tailored IAM solutions – on-premise, as managed service or from the cloud.
In this webinar, Martin Kuppinger will talk about the new challenges enterprises are faced with and discuss strategic options. He will reflect the changing situation and address the requirements for this area. In doing so, he aligns this situation in the context of the KuppingerCole IT Model and shows, which prominent role IAM plays for the IT of the future.
Following Martin, Ralf Knöringer and Rudolf Wildgruber from Atos IT Solutions will discuss practically, how enterprises ensure to keep the governance over their identities in the transformation process and present the elements and service options of a future-proof IAM solution.
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Ralf Knöringer
Manager Business Unit IAM
Atos IT Solutions and Services GmbH
Mr. Knöringer has more than 15 years practical experience within the international security market place. His special focus areas are Identity & Access Management, Provisioning & Directory solutions. With his comprehensive knowledge of the Security market place, technology trends and international customer projects Mr. Knöringer is the management contact for Siemens key...
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Martin Kuppinger
KuppingerCole
Martin Kuppinger is Founder and Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole, a leading analyst company for identity focused information security, both in classical and in cloud environments. Prior to KuppingerCole, Martin wrote more than 50 IT-related books and is known as a widely-read columnist and author of technical articles and reviews in some of the most prestigious IT magazines in Germany,...
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Rudolf Wildgruber
Director Product Management Identity and Access Management
Atos IT Solutions and Services GmbH
Rudolf Wildgruber, graduated in computer science at the Technical University Munich in 1980 and worked for nearly 10 years for a medium-sized HW/SW manufacturer as systems engineer. From October 1991 until February 2004 he worked as project manager in the Directory and Metadirectory development at Siemens Nixdorf and Siemens Communications. From March 2004 to June 2011 Rudolf Wildgruber was...
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Atos IT Solutions and Services GmbH
Otto-Hahn-Ring 6 • 81739 München
Phone: +49 89 636 02
E-Mail: de-info@atos.net
Internet: http://de.atos.net/de-de/
Atos is an international IT services company with annual 2010 pro forma revenues of EUR 8.6 billion and 74,000 employees in 42 countries. We are focused on business technology that powers progress and the worldwide IT partner for the Olympic Games.
Atos is a leading vendor of identity and access management products and solutions. Our DirX IAM suite ranges from automated user and rights management through reliable access management and identity federation for Web and SOA environments including Web SSO to identity governance. Analysts recognize us as a world leader in role management and SAP integration.
Through profound industry know-how and beneficial innovations, our portfolio ranges from consulting, software deployment and system integration to the comprehensive management of complex IT infrastructures.
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