Radiant Logic, Inc

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We provide a variety of training packages designed to meet our customer’s unique needs. Whether you’re trying RadiantOne for the first time or deploying it with mission-critical production systems, we have a plan to meet your needs and budget. To inquire about existing customized courses or to arrange for a new customized course, please send an email to training@radiantlogic.com .

For over 25 years, Dieter has been helping enterprises discover technology solutions to solve business problems. As Vice President of Sales and Business Development at Radiant Logic, he works with customers to leverage their existing identity investments to support upcoming business initiatives. Dieter joined Radiant in 2001 from Orbit Commerce (acquired by Digital River), where he developed a comprehensive sales and channel program that included direct sales, resellers, and partners. Prior to Orbit, Dieter was Vice President of International Sales at PLATINUM technology.

As an identity management professional, your mission is to deliver services like single sign-on and secure authorization at the fast pace your business demands. How can you achieve these goals, though, when an outdated identity infrastructure is holding you back? Scattered identity data sources serving a diverse ecosystem of applications slow deployments and can make it impossible to provide increasingly-standard services like SSO to your users. Fortunately, there is a way to overcome these challenges without a costly infrastructure overhaul: a federated identity service.

In a time when we depend so much on technology for our productivity, comfort, and security, we tend to be obsessed by what’s next. We’re surrounded by seers, futurists, and sometimes crooks who make a great living painting their vision of Tomorrow 2.0. Now, there’s nothing wrong with trying to forecast the trends so we can evolve our present toward a better future. We all need to see where the world is moving, so we can make our business align with our customer’s needs—however they might grow and change.

VDS discovers and extracts schemas and data models from backend sources. These schemas are translated into an XML-based data format in the virtualization layer. If there is user overlap, VDS correlates the accounts of same-users across data sources to each other, and then joins those accounts to provide complete profiles of users. Application-specific attributes can be stored at the virtualization layer, without requiring schema extensions to the underlying data stores. Then, VDS builds custom hierarchical views to meet the needs of each application.

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