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I've noticed a trend in customer demand over the last few weeks: Interoperability
By Andrew Pollack on 11/14/2008 at 03:42 PM EST
Nearly all the really hard problems I'm hearing about lately come down to interoperability. Most of those are specifically related to authentication problems. Some of the top ones are:
- Sametime, ST Advanced, Quickr, Domino, and Websphere SSO
- Microsoft IIS with Domino
- x.509 Certificate Authentication
- LDAP with damn near everything
Tool vendors and ISV's -- pay attention. This is a serious customer pain point.
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re: I've noticed a trend in customer demand over the last few weeks: InteroperabilityBy Ben Langhinrichs on11/14/2008 at 05:10 PM EST
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