Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Over 100 SaaS & BPO Providers Choose Ping!
« SignOn.com now a Demo for PingFederate's "Auto-Connect" | Main | PingFederate Users Manuals - New Download Page »“Enterprises are beginning to require identity and active directory integration with their SaaS providers. Recognizing this, we've worked closely with the SaaS community to provide the identity federation and Internet single sign-on solutions their enterprise customers are demanding," said Ping Identity CEO Andre Durand. "Today, more than half of our existing SaaS customers have joined the SaaS Partner Program, further validating the use of standards and SAML as the security protocol of choice when it comes to Internet single sign-on."
We got some great quotes from our partners.
“Ping Identity allows us to meet our customers’ requirements for industry-proven SSO solutions that scale quickly and easily as their access requirements change and grow,” said Rideau Director of Infrastructure Technology Daniel Guerard. “The program aligns perfectly with our business model, creating an additional revenue stream with little to no upfront costs.”
“Joining the Ping Identity SaaS Partner Program was a no brainer,” said WageWorks Principal Architect James Yang. “Many of our customers today expect standards-based single sign-on access to work with our applications. The Ping Identity SaaS Partner Program allows us to easily provide customers with the industry’s most trusted SSO solution.”
"The Ping Identity SaaS Partner Program maps nicely to our sales model,” said Axentis CTO Dean Baumann. “The program allows us to easily provide customers with the industry’s most trusted SSO solution.”
“Partnering with Ping Identity to offer standards-based single sign-on is a win-win for PriceMetrix and our clients,” said J. Cory Weech, Vice President, Technology, CISO, PriceMetrix. “In addition to simplifying access to our ValueOne practice management toolset for investment professionals, we can also help our clients address their SSO requirements with PingFederate.”
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