8708 news & feature articles results for "single sign on software as a service"

Cloud computing promises new ways to build and deploy distributed applications. So why are we so hung up on the old ones?

Posted by James Urquhart

In the latest rumor about the name of the new Apple tablet, the name iGuide surfaces as a possibility. Could this really be it?

Posted by Chris Matyszczyk

McAfee Labs 2010 Threat Predictions report warns of increased attacks on social networks, as well as Adobe Reader and Google's Chrome OS.

Posted by Larry Magid

IBM's secure single sign-on removes the need for separate logons or credentials for each application or database that users are authorized to work with.

Posted by Tim Clark and Erich Luening

While Pepsi, one of the world's foremost consumer brands, has acknowledged the signs of the times and is making the transition away from one-to-many mass-marketing to social marketing with meaning, marketing theory is struggling to catch up and grasp the

Posted by Tim Leberecht

Silicon Valley company shows an iPhone-esque desktop widget at Demo 09 that makes it simple for users to log into many sites without having to remember many passwords.

Posted by Daniel Terdiman

The company introduces a security component for its database and application server products to provide single sign-on access to corporate networks and Web sites.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Company will release code for single sign-on technology for use within one organization, but will keep federation technology closed.

Posted by Joris Evers

Java remains a powerhouse tool for application development, but developers need to take advantage of new design principles to get the most from their applications.

Posted by Dave Rosenberg

Popular Twitter-user interface promotes Warner Bros.' new movie with a themed version of its software. Also in the works: deals with record labels and bands.

Posted by Stephen Shankland