Identity Management Success

Happy Thanksgiving to our stateside listeners, and a hearty “Good Day” to our international friends!

Today we are pleased to announce a new mailing list, and a special incentive to join immediately. Our new mailing list is entitled “Identity Management Success” and simply requires a valid and confirmed email address. In return, we will send you a special link, where you can download our bonus podcast “Five Things the Big Identity Management Vendors Don’t Want You to Know.” This is a special way of saying Thank You for spending your valuable time with us. We hope the podcast will provide some useful information when considering selection of an IDMS (Identity Management System) vendor.

The purpose of the mailing list is to distribute our monthly newsletter, special announcements, and offers available only for list members. Identity Management is first and foremost about relationships and communications, so we feel that dialog and information exchange should be a two-way street. Yes, we do provide consulting, development, implementation, and project management services, but our web site, podcasts, and blogs are intended to be useful sources of information to the Identity Management consumer. It is in this spirit that we continually strive to develop new and useful content. NOTE: The “Identity Management Success” newsletter does not replace our regular RSS web feed content . We encourage all of our clients and visitors to subscribe to both sources.

Intended audience: IT decision makers, C-level executives, project managers, students, and anyone in general interested in real-world identity management. Whenever possible, we avoid technical jargon and acronyms and strive to make Identity Management program issues and solutions accessible to the people that actually have to spend the money to do it, or have direct responsibility for successful implementation. All are welcome, and of course — we love a large audience! — but please just be aware that if you are looking for low-level discussions of acronyms, standards, conceptual theory of things such as “user-centric identity”, infocard, what algorithms, xml templates, etc. then you may be disappointed. These topics will only be covered when they have specific context to real-world Identity Management decision, planning, and implementation issues.

Interested? Please enter your valid email address to in the right column of this blog and click the Subscribe button. As always, we hate spam as much if not more than you do, and will not release your email address to anyone else. For further information, please visit our privacy policy.

Thank you for your continued readership!

Best wishes and regards,

Corbin H. Links, President
Links Business Group LLC