Cloud based Single Sign On is desired by a number of SSO Easy clients.  A relevant case study involves the implementation completed by a recent SSO Easy client, where they implemented a SAML 2.0 Single Sign On (SSO) connection to Google Apps.

In this particular case study, the client’s preferred deployment model included running the EasyConnect SAML solution from SSO Easy in the cloud.

The client went into production in just a few hours.

Google Apps has generated mass appeal for organizations world-wide.  The hope is that Google Apps will help the deploying organization money, while increasing user productivity and increasing organizational collaboration.

Enabling support for Single Sign On (SSO) for Google Apps is a core and vital component of any Google Apps rollout strategy.  The premise is simple:

• Single Sign On to Google Apps increases user adoption and the resulting collaboration associated with the use of Google Apps.

SAML 2.0 compliance is required by Google in order to facilitate and support SSO to Google Apps.

At the same time, the marketplace is captured by the allure of the option of running services in the cloud.

More and more organizations are looking to leverage SAML 2.0 based Single Sign On to Google Apps, while having the option of deploying the SAML 2.0 SSO service solution in the cloud.

Recently, an SSO Easy client successfully implemented a SAML 2.0 Single Sign On (SSO) connection to Google Apps.

What was especially interesting about the representative case study was that, in line with the client’s preferred deployment model, the EasyConnect SAML solution from SSO Easy was deployed by the client on the Amazon EC2 platform.

The implementation was completed virtually instantly, with no implementation issues of any kind.