Success Stories
Radiant Logic Customer Success Stories
Read more about how RadiantOne enabled our customers to solve challenging integration problems and leverage existing infrastructure investments with virtualization solutions.
Hear it from the horse’s mouth! The RadiantOne platform and our other virtual directory solutions have vastly improved the way many large enterprises and Fortune 1000 companies have done business. Included here are rave reviews from Symantec, the Federal Reserve Bank, Booz Allen Hamilton and NYISO. Hear the real-world success stories of Radiant Logic in action.
CA Technologies Enables Cloud Single Sign-On with RadiantOne VDS |
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CA turned to the RadiantOne Virtual Directory Server (VDS). Acting as a federated identity service, VDS integrates identities from across all these data silos, while coordinating and managing the different security means and data structures. VDS offers a single source for SiteMinder to search and authenticate users across multiple identity data sources. Once the user is authenticated, SiteMinder creates a portable form of identity to circulate inside the federated system. |
CA Technologies provides a Unified View of its Customers with RadiantOne |
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CA deployed the RadiantOne solution to integrate customer data across disparate systems and security domains to provide their support team with a single unified view of each customer, while creating a well-defined repeatable process that can easily roll-in newly acquired companies and seamlessly provide services to the ever-expanding customer base. |
Fifth Third Bank – Uniting Disparate Identity Data and Improving Customer Experience |
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The bank maintains mainframes, repositories in open systems, and legacy stores. RadiantOne gave Fifth Third Bank the ability to access identity data regardless of its location, speeding deployment by publishing the data based on the requirements of each application. |
Northwestern University – Multi-Forest Active Directory Synchronizations |
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The University began using Active Directory as a department-level tool to manage users within their own divisions. As time passed, the need to centralize all users became necessary for security, compliance, and to reduce administration costs. RadiantOne was implemented to establish a central user repository, enrich user attributes in AD, and synchronize passwords across multiple-AD forests with different schemas. Northwestern was able to comply with FERPA and University data policies to guarantee privacy that was not possible with direct AD bind requests or establishing trust between forests. |