Identity Management in Retail and Hospitality

Author: msdn.microsoft.com | Published: 21st Apr 2006 | Visited: 322 times | Add Comment
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This article introduces automated identity management (IDm) through solutions such as Microsoft Identity Integration Server (MIIS). It focuses on how these solutions can address the needs of the Retail and Hospitality industries in particular.

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