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Overview: The customer requirement for Single Sign-On (SSO) is to have ONE primary login, giving transparent access to all systems without subsequent logons (whether web or legacy based applications.) This seemingly simple concept has been the Holy Grail for many years and has rarely been achieved in full. The challenges are both technical and commercial. On the technical side, there are many different ways in which SSO can be achieved; the choice of technology is very dependent upon both the user base to be supported and the application types.
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