Ian Glazer

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Ian Glazer
Research Vice President and Agenda Manager
4 years at Gartner
16 years IT industry

Ian Glazer is a research vice president and agenda manager on the Identity and Privacy Strategies team. He leads IdPS' coverage for authorization and privacy. Topics within these two main areas include externalized authorization management, XACML, federated authorization, privacy by design, and privacy programs. Read Full Bio

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We’re not in Kansas anymore

by Ian Glazer  |  May 13, 2010  |  3 Comments

Q: So tell us what you remember?

A: It was cold outside. I was reading an email.

 

Q: What did the email say?

A: Burton Group has been acquired by Gartner.

 

Q: What happened next?

A: I don’t really remember. So busy these days. I know there was a volcano…

 

And that pretty much catches you up with my life over the last few months.

For those of you who follow me over at Tuesdaynight, don’t worry, I’ll still be blogging over there. So for all things food, travel, and miscellaneous, you can still get your fix.

In the coming week I’ll be using my shiny new Gartner blog to tell you about:

* The Identity Management Market Profile that is about to publish

* What to expect at this year’s privacy track at Catalyst North America

* An exciting interop in the works for Catalyst

 

BTW, next week I am off to a few event vendor events – expect a tweetstorm.

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  • 1 Tweets that mention We’re not in Kansas anymore -- Topsy.com   May 13, 2010 at 6:09 pm

    [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Ian Glazer, Pamela Dingle. Pamela Dingle said: RT @iglazer: a new Gartner blog – I can haz! http://bit.ly/bDiA1P <—–YAYAYAYAY! [...]

  • 2 Guy Creese   May 13, 2010 at 10:20 pm

    Kansas? Must be an allusion to a film or something. Since it’s Burton Group, I was expecting the title of the post to read, “We’re not in Utah any more…”

  • 3 Ian Glazer   May 14, 2010 at 7:51 am

    @Guy – Good point, but since in my BG career I was in Midvale all of 4 or so times, I didn’t think I could use that title. But then again, I’ve never been to Kansas… ah well.