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ABSTRACT:

Delivering smarter security and more customized services are at the top of any IT agenda. But while these goals may appear quite different from a business and technical perspective, they share a lot under the surface. In fact, both would be easier—and cheaper—to achieve with a common infrastructure—what we call an identity and context service.

Now, this idea may seem a bit paradoxical at first glance. After all, different teams—with diverging backgrounds and separate budgets— traditionally handle these targets. Why would the directory-focused security unit and the database-driven data management crowd want—or need—to rely on a shared infrastructure? What exactly is an identity and context service? And how would such an infrastructure serve these two very different groups, with their very separate and specific agendas?

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