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Abstract
Secure Identity Management, and user provisioning in particular,
is currently receiving a lot of media
attention due to the demonstrable Return on Investment
(RoI) and other benefits that such software
solutions provide. There are, however, a number of "real-world" problems
that need to be dealt with when
trying to provide a robust, scalable, flexible software
architecture that will allow an end user organization
to benefit from its implementation.
The requirements of
end user organizations are diverse, even within the same
industry, and it is essential
that any solution must cater for that diversity. It is
simple enough to design software that will work in
theory, another to design a product that will work in
practice.
This White Paper provides a detailed description
of the
architecture of one such proven, software product
– COSuser – including the underlying concepts and the
functional components. |
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