Cegedim Dendrite, Ping Identity Partner To Enhance CRM Soln Security
The partnership will enable Internet Single Sign-On security for Cegedim Dendrite's flagship CRM suite.
Cegedim Dendrite and Ping Identity have announced a partnership to enable Internet Single Sign-On security for Cegedim Dendrite’s flagship Customer Relationship Management (CRM) suite, Mobile Intelligence. Cegedim Dendrite, a provider of pharmaceutical CRM, continues to deliver industry-specific solutions to immediately increase its customers’ effectiveness and productivity.
In today’s complex environment, Life Sciences commercial teams look for opportunities to streamline their administrative tasks and dedicate more effort to building relationships with key stakeholders. Ping Identity is a player in the Internet Identity Security space, delivering on-premise software and on-demand services for Internet Single Sign-On (SSO), Identity-Enabled Web Services and Internet User Account Management.
"Incorporating Ping Identity’s Single Sign-On capabilities will make it easier for users to securely access Mobile Intelligence while also eliminating the need to enter multiple user IDs and passwords from any other Internet-based applications," stated Jean-Pierre Degombert, Vice President, Global Alliances of Cegedim Dendrite.
"Partnering with Cegedim Dendrite is ideal not only from a technological perspective but also from a philosophical point of view as both companies are committed to delivering customer satisfaction," explained Mike Desai, Ping Identity Director of SaaS and BPO Business Development. "The overall value of integrating our solutions with Mobile Intelligence is that we will enable mutual clients to achieve increased user productivity, improved security, reduced helpdesk costs and improved compliance."

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