MSDN Support WebCast: Enterprise single sign-on integrated with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 and Microsoft Host Integration Server 2004 (875292)



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  • Microsoft Host Integration Server 2004
  • Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 Standard Edition

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Tuesday, July 27, 2004

This Support WebCast provides information about how to integrate enterprise-wide security systems, including IBM mainframe (RACF) and Microsoft Windows (Active Directory), to improve daily operational efficiencies and to reduce the cost of deploying new line-of-business computing solutions. The session teaches you how to offer end users single sign-on to existing programs, while confirming the integrity of your security policies across operating systems. The session talks about how to synchronize user passwords across your enterprise by using technologies from Microsoft and also from third-party software vendors. It discusses how to extend applications integrated with Active Directory to non-Windows applications using BizTalk Server 2004, BizTalk Adapters, Host Integration Server 2004, and Enterprise Single Sign-On.

This is a Level 200 session presented by Anil Balakrishnan.

Anil Balakrishnan is a Program Manager with the E-Business Servers Division at Microsoft Corporation. He has worked at Microsoft for about seven years and has played various roles during this time. He has worked on interoperability teams involved in integrating Windows technology with non-Windows technology for about five years, primarily focusing on identity integration (Active Directory to other user directories) and MQSeries integration for EAI solutions. Currently, Anil is the program manager responsible for BizTalk adapter for MQSeries, integration of MSMQ with MQSeries, and Enterprise Single Sign-On and Password Synchronization features in BizTalk Server and Host Integration Server.

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