The buzz, and confusion, around the Twitter-iOS integration is incredible, especially among the identirati. It’s created some very interesting twitter discussions, and some huge claims about what this means for Twitter, Apple and the social landscape in general. I’ve now seen a number of articles that equated the WWDC announcement as confirming that “Twitter is [...]
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Quick Thoughts on the Twitter-iOS Integration
One of the big announcements at yesterdays WWDC conference was the integration of Twitter into iOS 5 (those screenshots are nice!). Twitter fanatics are going gaga about this, talking about how this is a game-changer and even conjecturing on what the apparent Facebook snub means. However, what I want to know is – what does [...]
Fed-Prov and the Cloud: JIT Provisioning.Next
In my last post, I discussed the basic architectural model of Just-In-Time Provisioning, and some challenges it has in addressing enterprise needs related to cloud computing. In this post, I will propose some possible enhancements to the basic architecture that could address those challenges. Each of these solutions could be viable, though each seems to [...]
Can OAuth do what SPML hasn’t?
I spent an interesting week at HQ last week, trying to deal with some of the craziness that occurs every time a major release is on its way. But far more interesting were all the identity management conversations I engaged in during the course of the week – in hallways, over meals and especially over [...]
