> We smashed the good ideas apart and are now trying to glue them back together over the network. But it is choice that creates many of the "challenges" and to

> We smashed the good ideas apart and are now trying to glue them back together over the network. But it is choice that creates many of the "challenges" and to what end? This seems to be an example of what you say: "CIAM differs from IAM because customers behave differently than employees. They expect easy registration, social login options, and self-service capabilities." There's really no reason to do this in two different systems.