Titlebook: Enterprise Identity Management; Towards an Investmen Denis Royer Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Decision Support Systems.

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Scientific Positioning and Research Approach the research of IT security is, as initially stated, often times lacking adequate research designs when addressing research topics. Therefore, it is necessary to embed the design of viable IT (security) artefacts for solving relevant organisational problems in research frameworks, in order to address them in an adequate way.

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EIdM: Concepts, Technologies, and Application Fieldsdata is processed and needs to be handled in an appropriate way. At the technological level, a variety of technologies that belong to the cluster of (E)IdM technologies can be identified. Among others, these include single-sign-on solutions, directory services, public-key infrastructures (PKI), and identity and access management systems (IAM).

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Empirical Evaluation of the Theoretical Modelocess and the creation of appropriate DSS, the utility, the quality, and the organisational fit of the EDSM needs to be shown in practice. In order to achieve this, this chapter is dedicated to an empirical, expert interview-based evaluation approach.

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Enterprise Identity Management978-3-642-35040-5Series ISSN 2196-8705 Series E-ISSN 2196-8713

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Iris Saliterer,Daniela Ebner,Sanja Korac resource planning (ERP) systems, document management systems (DMS), or human resources management (HRM) systems. From a technical point of view, these IS consist of distributed client/server-architectures.

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The University in the Age of Globalizationdata is processed and needs to be handled in an appropriate way. At the technological level, a variety of technologies that belong to the cluster of (E)IdM technologies can be identified. Among others, these include single-sign-on solutions, directory services, public-key infrastructures (PKI), and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37880-6ocess and the creation of appropriate DSS, the utility, the quality, and the organisational fit of the EDSM needs to be shown in practice. In order to achieve this, this chapter is dedicated to an empirical, expert interview-based evaluation approach.

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