Executive View: Oracle Enterprise Single Sign-On Suite Plus - 71024
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April 22, 2014
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Enterprise Single Sign-On (E-SSO) is a well-established technology. Despite all progress in the area of Identity Federation, E-SSO is also still a relevant technology. This is also true in the light of the growing number of Cloud-SSO solutions that manage access to cloud applications, both as on-premise and cloud-based approaches but also as targeted Single Sign-On to Cloud apps. However, in most organizations there are still in use many legacy applications installed on-premise Providing single sign-on to all types of applications, on all platforms, increases convenience for users and might also reduce help desk cost. In addition, there are many specific use cases such as hospitals or production environments that require E-SSO for security and efficiency reasons...
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Executive View: Oracle Enterprise Single Sign-On Suite Plus - 71024Enterprise Single Sign-On (E-SSO) is a well-established technology. Despite all progress in the area of Identity Federation, E-SSO is also still a relevant technology. This is also true in the light of the growing number of Cloud-SSO solutions that manage access to cloud applications, both… |
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