Survey: State of Organizations: Does Their IAM Meet Their Needs in the Age of Digital Transformation? - 74003
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June 29, 2017
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Organizations are under pressure to change in the current age of Digital Transformation. Business models are changing and a common element of new business models is the changing relationship to customers and consumers. While managing consumer identities is increasing in relevance, most information still is held in on-premise systems. The combination of new regulations, such as the upcoming EU GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and the need to open existing infrastructures for new groups of users – the consumers – as well as new types of (consumer-facing) applications increases the requirement for building on a strong foundation in Enterprise IAM.
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Survey: State of Organizations: Does Their IAM Meet Their Needs in the Age of Digital Transformation? - 74003Organizations are under pressure to change in the current age of Digital Transformation. Business models are changing and a common element of new business models is the changing relationship to customers and consumers. While managing consumer identities is increasing in relevance, most… |
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