Workday’s mission is to build the next generation of enterprise business services—Human Capital Management, Financial Management, and Payroll—and deliver the solutions on a Software as a Service (SaaS) model.
Founded by PeopleSoft founder and former CEO Dave Duffield with former PeopleSoft Vice Chairman and head of product strategy Aneel Bhusri in March, 2005, Workday is offering an innovative and fresh approach for today’s global businesses.
With identity management becoming an ever increasing challenge, especially in a K-12 school system, we chose Novell’s Identity Manager ⇒
Identity Automation was instrumental in helping our organization implement a “best practice” approach to managing our data. Using ⇒
Harold Rowe, Associate Superintendent
CFISD has partnered with Identity Automation for the development and implementation of the district’s identity infrastructure as well ⇒
Why SAML Is Important To Your Organization
August 12, 2011 by Troy Moreland
Many of our customers are implementing or considering the implementation of hosted application services (aka SaaS). The benefits are ⇒
ARMS SAML Identity Provider
June 15, 2011 by James Litton
Not a day goes by that we don’t have a conversation with a customer about some service they want to connect to that exists in the ⇒
Identity in Education
April 4, 2011 by Tim Till
As school districts across the United States grapple with budget shortfalls, these same organizations face increased expectations for ⇒
New Product: FIMS
February 16, 2012 by Public Relations
Identity Automation has released its Federated Identity Management System (FIMS) which is a ready to use SAML Identity Provider for ⇒
TCEA 2012 Convention and Exposition
January 31, 2012 by Public Relations
We will be in Booth #2049 with our Partner Condrey Corp Wed, Feb 8 through Fri, Feb 10th. Be sure to stop by and see how our ARMS and ⇒
Windows 8: Picture Password is just a toy?
December 28, 2011 by Public Relations
Windows 8: Picture Password is just a toy? : For the inventor of SecurID, Windows 8’s Picture Password is nothing more than a Fisher ⇒
