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Entitlement Management Solution
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When first introduced, entitlement management products were considered appropriate primarily for custom-built applications because source code was accessible to perform the necessary integration. Broader ranges of applications are now considered appropriate candidates because the technology has matured and attitudes have evolved . J2EE application platforms are also a prime candidate for integration with entitlement management systems because vendors have focused on building policy enforcement point (PEP) agents that handle authorization processing with little to no application changes. Web services style applications are also candidates for integration - consuming entitlement management functionality as a service for authorization. Finally, Microsoft SharePoint has emerged as a significant pull to spur demand for entitlement management products to protect SharePoint installations that have outgrown the application 's native authorization capabilities.
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(Gebel and Wang, 2010, p. 117)
According to discussions with enterprises and vendors, the demand for entitlement management technology is spurred primarily by two motivating factors : compliance and security or business agility. Other issues also come into play, including externalizing authorization from business applications and fostering secure collaboration with partners.
(Gebel and Wang, 2010, p. 120)
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