As 2014 is well underway, there are a handful of core trends that I believe will have the greatest impact on the secure identity industry this year. These trends include:
The industry is quickly moving beyond static, proprietary access control architectures to more secure, open and adaptable solutions that support the customers’ desire for new products and technologies that...
Last week, I discussed a handful of trends that I believe are at the core of understanding how access control products and solutions will be used in 2013.
This week I'd like to share some of the additional drivers that I believe will significantly influence how end-users, enterprises and government organizations will implement security identity solutions. These are:
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Looking into 2013, there are a number of trends that I believe will impact the direction of the market and how organizations will create, use manage secure identities. Some of the trends I am seeing unfold this year include:
Users are seeking a more “frictionless” security experience, with solutions that are built on open standards to ensure interoperability, adaptability, and...
Last week, we talked about the focus and interest around mobile access we saw at ISC West 2012 as the technology is indeed a hot topic among customers and partners.
Now we are also starting to see a growing interest in the industry's desire for more details around the core elements needed to actually move forward with implementing successful mobile access control systems. This is where...