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  • From: Dean Woodbeck <>
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  • Subject: [InCommon] IDM Integration Joins InCommon Affiliate Program
  • Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2014 13:24:11 +0000
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IDM Integration Joins Internet2’s InCommon Affiliate Program


September 29, 2014 – IDM Integration has joined Internet2’s InCommon Affiliate Program. IDM Integration (IDMI) helps customers build identity management solutions. From helping a commercial service provider overcome a single Shibboleth or SAML issue to helping an organization develop a comprehensive SSO environment, IDMI specializes in open source software integration and support. The company provides support for a wide variety of SSO layering technologies and custom integrations with ERPs, portals, learning management systems and other software systems.


“We are pleased to have IDM Integration join our Affiliate Program,” said Klara Jelinkova, senior associate vice president and chief information technology officer at the University of Chicago and chair of the InCommon Steering Committee. “We value their experience in higher education and with some of the key technology used by InCommon participants.”


The InCommon Affiliate Program provides the research and education community with a way to safely and efficiently connect with partners that can help build the necessary underlying infrastructure that supports federated identity and access management. 


"We started IdM Integration because we saw a need for commercial Shibboleth support,” says Dave Alexander, one of the partners in IDMI. “We've been working behind the scenes with service providers to help them federate with InCommon, so we're excited to finally join InCommon as an affiliate.  We specialize in providing support and professional services for Shibboleth, and we are looking forward to helping higher ed and K-12 institutions realize the value of implementing federated authentication."


As a way of celebrating joining the Affiliate Program, IDMI is offering InCommon participants a $100 discount on its most popular service, the Shibboleth Health Check. The service ($400 with the discount) includes two hours of phone consultation followed by two hours of research and follow-up to help resolve issues in the Shibboleth and single sign-on environment. The offer is good through October 31, 2014. Email for more information.


About IDM Integration

Since 2007, IDM Integration has been solving identity management problems.  Whether we are helping customers overcome a single technical issue, or are developing comprehensive identity management solutions that integrate with existing systems, we thrive in problem solving.  In addition to problem solving, we also provide support and training to ensure continued success for our clients.  We support a wide variety of organizations, including corporate, nonprofit and academic, with a strong focus on commercial service providers. For additional information, please visit http://idmintegration.com/


About InCommon

InCommon®, operated by Internet2®, serves the US education and research communities, supporting a common framework of trust services, including the US identity management trust federation for research and education, a community-driven Certificate Service, an Assurance Program providing higher levels of trust, and a multifactor authentication program. InCommon has more than 600 participants, including higher education institutions and research organizations, and their sponsored partners, making federated identity available to more than 7.8 million individuals. For more information, see www.incommon.org and www.internet2.edu.


Contacts
Internet2
Dean Woodbeck

(906) 523-9620


IDM Integration
Brandon Saunders

(740) 331-4481​





  • [InCommon] IDM Integration Joins InCommon Affiliate Program, Dean Woodbeck, 09/29/2014

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