ACRAMENTO, Calif., Nov. 9, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- IDdriven, Inc. (OTCQB: IDDR), developer of the new breed of Identity and Access Management ("IAM") solutions, today announced it will conduct a 30-minute webinar on the fast, friendly setup of its IDdriven 2.0 Solution Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 12 noon Eastern; details are provided below. The webinar is the Company's first in a series on topics around identity management, cloud security and practical solutions.
Arend Verweij, IDdriven Chief Executive Officer, said "The world of Identity Management is still seen as complex and difficult to understand. IDdriven is going to show CEOs, CIOs, IT directors and risk management officers worldwide that – with the right solution -- it can be far simpler, automated and easy to self-administer. Over two years, we wrote the IDdriven solution from start with that primary objective in mind. Now, for the first time, smaller companies with less resources and as few as 50 employees will benefit greatly from the solutions we provide.
"But saying it is one thing, and seeing it is another," Mr. Verweij added. "Our Webinar next week will feature a live demo so participants can see for themselves how surprisingly simple it is to start using a truly state-of-the-art and sophisticated identity management solution."
The "IDdriven 2.0 Fast, Friendly Setup" webinar will address its ease of implementation. Completely built in the cloud and delivered as a service, IDdriven 2.0 will be demonstrated live showcasing the surprising simplicity of signing up for the service, as well as how companies can generate important, operational results from Day One without long implementation processes or costs. This webinar is especially interesting for companies who use or are planning to use Microsoft Azure Active Directory.
The world of Identity and Access Management has evolved greatly in the last 15 years, both in terms of solutions as well as market size. During its initial years, IAM focused mainly on compliance and onboarding. As recently as five or six years, the technical solutions had limited functionality and required large capital investments for implementation and software licensing. That changed dramatically over the last several years as the IAM market size is now estimated to reach near $20 billion globally. The market today is less focused on compliance and mainly driven by security concerns. The most advanced technical solutions, led by IDdriven 2.0, are now a lot easier to implement, have much more functionality, and can be delivered as a service model (IDaaS) with little or no upfront costs.
