Build vs Buy: Is Managing Customer Identity Slowing Your Time to Market?
Date: Monday, January 23 at 11am PT / 2pm ET
Every team building a web or mobile app faces the same dilemma with every new piece of functionality: build in-house or use out-of-the-box services to make the job easier and faster. And, more often than not, it starts with the fundamental choice of how to provide for authenticated user access.
“Our developers can handle customer identity.” It’s a login box. How hard could it be?
But customer identity is so much more than just the login box. As businesses grow and add features, maintaining a homegrown solution is a major drain on resources. Developer time spent on DIY identity, security and privacy compliance is time taken away from core business innovation.
In this webinar we will discuss how dev teams can:
- Lower the total cost of ownership (TCO) of application development
- Reduce the risk of a security and compliance breach
- Keep developers motivated and improve engineering efficiency
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About the presenters:
Jeremie Berthiaume, Group Product Marketing Manager, Okta
As a skilled marketer with a focus on channel & partnerships, Jeremie has facilitated GTM initiatives for SaaS offerings with partners like AWS, Microsoft, Google and Acronis. Currently leading the co-marketing strategy for Cloud Alliances at Okta, he dedicates his time finding the best routes to market and positioning the latest solution stacks for success. Outside of work you will find him biking or skiing in the mountains.
Peter Fernandez, Staff Solutions Architect, Okta
Peter is an architect, consultant and engineer. He has more than 30 years experience designing and developing secure and robust software solutions. Bringing an entrepreneurial approach he has held both technical and leadership roles at companies of all sizes including Dell, Synopsys, Thales and Okta-Auth0. When not helping teams with the complexities of identity and access management you can usually find him engaged in, acting in, or directing a show at his local theater.