Mike Anderson is chief architect of the Unisys Strategic Program Office for Open Source. He is responsible for providing thought leadership and strategy globally for the entire Unisys open source offering. Previously at Unisys he had established worldwide application architecture strategy for the telecommunications industry. He was the chief architect with overall design authority for the Unisys Next Generation Messaging solution for major services providers worldwide. NGM is based entirely on open source components.
Efforts to modernize enterprise infrastructure have never been more complex.
While the need is certainly there on multiple fronts – competitive
edge, cost savings and new business initiatives, to name just a few –
new hurdles seem to pop up no matter where an IT administrator might look.
That includes not just management issues such as cap/ex costs and user
resistance, but also an increasing pancake stack of integration layers within
and among applications. New-generation software tools, legacy development
tools, back-end data resources, hardware infrastructure – all elements
need to play nicely, but few really do.
Enter single sign-on – and open source software – as a way to
facilitate the interoperability required.
The benefits of single sign-on (SSO) – often viewed as a
security-specific solution – go far beyond simple IT ... (more)
Mike Anderson is chief architect of the Unisys Strategic Program Office for Open Source. He is responsible for providing thought leadership and strategy globally for the entire Unisys open source offering. Previously at Unisys he had established worldwide application architecture strategy for the telecommunications industry. He was the chief architect with overall design authority for the Unisys Next Generation Messaging solution for major services providers worldwide. NGM is based entirely on open source components.
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