I thought the term user-centric is simply a concept, rather than a 'tool'. It is about how you design a system that is usable and user-empowering. Many existing systems can be 'user-centric' to a varying degree. The single sign-on systems can be user-centric for it is designed to make users life easier by not having to do multiple logins.
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