Snapshot: Sun to Oracle Identity Upgrade - 70382
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April 27, 2011
Oracle Sun to Oracle Identity Upgrade program is an initiative aimed at informing Sun customers about the company’s future strategy for former Sun Identity and Access Management (IAM) products, and about their planned migration paths. This program is a follow-up to when Oracle which unveiled the general product roadmap for Sun customers in the realm of IAM when the acquisition of Sun Microsystems was complete.
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| Apr 27, 2011 |
Snapshot: Sun to Oracle Identity Upgrade - 70382Oracle Sun to Oracle Identity Upgrade program is an initiative aimed at informing Sun customers about the company’s future strategy for former Sun Identity and Access Management (IAM) products, and about their planned migration paths. This program is a follow-up to when Oracle which… |
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