Oracle Identity Management
Thursday, 2nd October 2008
Published by:  Midsize businesses are doing more with less, in large part by basing their business models around the Internet and developing collaborative environments that connect employees, customers, partners and vendors. People form the foundation of all business transactions. And, for people to communicate, collaborate and transact business, they must be able to identify who they are dealing with in a secure and reliable manner. However, today's midsize businesses need to strike a balance between the needs of authorized users for open access and the duty to maintain information security and privacy. A strong identity management platform plays the dual roles of gatekeeper and guardian of business intelligence and information. Midsize businesses cannot operate effectively without the ability to control access to their networks and business systems. To further complicate matters, many midsize businesses must report on this information for compliance purposes. This white paper highlights the unique needs of midsize businesses and explores the factors driving them toward stronger identity management platforms, such as Oracle Identity Management. |
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