Moving Toward Federation

Moving Toward Federation

Before deploying IDM (identity management), advertising giant Ogilvy & Mather found itself managing user names and passwords for more than 23,000 external users, in addition to the company's 13,000 employees. The solution Ogilvy turned to was identity federation. Ogilvy rolled out IBM TFIM...

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