Why open standards are essential for the internet of the future Identity provider Okta's choice of open standards for its new integration service is the right choice for the modern cloud.

Why open standards are essential for the internet of the future

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Why open standards are essential for the internet of the future
0:47 / May 8, 2019

Identity provider Okta's choice of open standards for its new integration service is the right choice for the modern cloud.

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