As an old hand at Oracle IdM (going on 10 years now) it is a bit hard for me to digest, but my instinct tells me that survival means adapting to the seas of change rather than trying to run from them. There is a bright future and a lot of pent up demand in cloud services, where new models will soon overshadow the shortcomings of client/server and internet architectures. The old school IAM stacks are not going away anytime soon, but the IdM professional will need to learn new models and standards to keep pace with where this industry might be heading.
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Self Motivation or What gets me out of bed in the morning?
Unless you have a monster for a boss who likes to micromanage every minute of your day, then the disciplines and behaviors required for achieving your career goals are largely going to be your own responsibility and doing (as they should be.) So instead of waiting for opportunity and success to come to you, I think it’s best to take initiative and begin taking actions every day that will help improve your reputation, your career and ultimately your level of income.
VMware shows its prowess Cloning Oracle IdM
I grew up in a painting family and was raised by a father who was a skilled crafstman, an expert with a lifelong career in painting. The thing you would expect, that our house would always have a fresh coat each season, or a fresh paint at all, is far from reality. It’s like the [...]
Password insanity!
Authentication and password policies are the bane of my existence. I really feel sorry for millions of consumers who have no idea whats going on (exactly) with the crazy and absurd requirements that companies put in place for logging in to view account balances or make payments. As I have a few ideas about whats [...]
My IdM Christmas Wish List
While I actually have enjoyed these items on my wish list for awhile, they are very practical and fresh full of usefullness and insights year after year. I use and would recommend any of the following wish list items to my colleague or friends who make his or her livelihood through professional Identity & Access [...]
