Oracle and SENA Systems are co-hosting a Community of Interest Dinner focused on “Entitlements and Fine-Grained Authorization"  on Wednesday, January 28, 2009 in New York City.

Due to the continuing evolution of business and regulatory conditions that are driving changes to security and regulatory policies, a strong requirement has evolved for centralized fine-grained authorization policies for Enterprise Applications. We have a number of customers in the New York area who have both implemented and are starting to implement entitlements and fine-grained authorization projects using Oracle Entitlements Server (formerly BEA AquaLogic Enterprise Security). These organizations have expressed an interest in getting together to exchange ideas.

This Community of Interest event is designed to be a forum where Oracle customers with common interests can exchange ideas and thoughts, share their professional experiences and network with their professional peers, not only within their industry but across other industries as well. This Community of Interest has resulted from customer requests for regular meetings to exchange information with their peers who are undergoing similar business and technical projects.

This Community of Interest event is one not to be missed and is an invitation only event with limited seating. We expect these spots to fill up quickly. Discussions will include Oracle's Senior Product Manager, Bill Dettleback who will address entitlements and fine-grained authorization, as well as SENA‘s Entitlements Practice Lead, Swapnil Mehta who will lead a best practices discussion.

If you are interested in joining us for this event, please send an email to info@senasystems.com for more information