Identity Management market, including full suites and best of breedsolutions, such as provisioning, secure access/authentication and federated identity products willreach $551 million in 2003 in worldwide revenues (PDF link), and grow to over $5 billion by 2007.
Identity Management market, including full suites and best of breed solutions, such as provisioning, secure access/authentication and federated identity products will reach $551 million in 2003 in worldwide revenues (PDF link), and grow to over $5 billion by 2007.
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