You can change only what people know, not what they do.

Random Acts of Management.

New management is now in control of everything.

They've taken the crucial parts of user management - the directory, public-key infrastructure, authentication and access control - and put them together . . . in an effort to ensure they work together.

Control of all three of these projects under one management team should lead to a more rational market.

I think it's a good thing - as long as they, hopefully, stir up some of the management. It seems like we're management-heavy.