A Conversation with Sun's Dan Hushon, Part Two In the final part of a two-part interview, Sun Microsystems' Dan Hushon talks about adaptive enterprise architectures, the market for developers, Java Centers of Excellence, and loosely coupled components.
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In Part One of our interview with Dan Hushon, Chief Technologist for the US Client Services Organization for Sun Microsystems, we looked at ways to foster more cohesive and productive interactions between developers and IT departments. In Part Two, we explore adaptive enterprise architectures, the market for developers, Java Centers of Excellence, and loosely coupled components.
In most companies there are discontinuities between the IT organization and the CFO. Given that CFOs know that many IT projects will fail, what techniques can be employed to better work with CFOs?
Sun Java System Identity Manager
Many corporations are tackling their integrated identity/Single Sign On environments head on, in recognition of the fact that, with multiple repositories of information, mediation needs to be put in place that allows applications to access a common service for identity/entitlement while the authoritative source is hidden from view. Sun is a leader in this space with the Sun Java System Identity Manager and Java System Access Manager product sets.
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