posted July 29, 2009 by James Litton
One of the questions that I regularly answer for potential customers is—what does Identity Automation do? The best answer to that question is we help organizations of all types and sizes to solve their real world, every day business problems.
Following are descriptions of the types of solutions that Identity Automation regularly architects and implements for its customers.
posted June 22, 2009 by Troy Moreland
During an identity management project, we frequently have discussions with our customers about provisioning via workflow. Some customers expect that they will have to deploy workflow to perform any type of provisioning while others hope to fully automate the entire process.
The decision on whether or not to implement workflow can be based on technology requirements or based on political or other environment requirements. Some
posted June 15, 2009 by James Litton
Back in March I gave Five Reason Why You Need An IDM Solution. We regularly talk with customers that would like to implement some sort of Identity Management (IDM) or Data Integration (DI) solution but are challenged with implementation costs, licensing costs, skills capability for infrastructure management and skills capability to manage and maintain the “drivers” that facilitate the movement of data between systems.
As
posted May 12, 2009 by James Litton
Businesses around the world are increasing performance, reliability and agility by deploying Linux into their datacenters. These deployments carry a variety of workloads such as Web and network services as well as mission-critical applications and databases.
One of the primary drivers for an organization in considering a Linux solution is its ability to run on less hardware and the lower software ownership / usage costs that
posted April 7, 2009 by Troy Moreland
In every identity project the topic of user account naming conventions comes up. We have seen just about every convention possible. More often than not, environments have more than one convention because over time they changed the convention but grandfathered in the existing accounts. Inevitably I’m asked, “What is the best user account naming convention for us to use?”
There is no such thing as an absolute right answer to
Identity Automation were the technical resource and support for our Identity Manager rollout.
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Harold Rowe, Associate Superintendent
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Identity Automation was instrumental in helping our organization implement a “best practice” approach to managing our data. Using their ...
Total Cost of Ownership
July 2, 2010 by Tim Till
Taking on a new solution, even one designed to lower costs, manage growing complexities, and mitigate ongoing risks, always carries a ...
Password / Access Policy
June 9, 2010 by James Litton
The strength of user passwords sets the bar for the strength of an organization’s defenses against “bad guys” gaining access to valuable ...
How Secure is Your Data?
May 4, 2010 by James Litton
While working with our customers, we are regularly surprised to find so little continuity in the way that many organizations handle their ...
DSS Systems Integration Adapter for Google Apps
July 26, 2010 by Public Relations
Identity Automation is pleased to announce the release of its DSS systems integration adapter for Google Apps.
This adapter allows a ...
DSS Systems Integration Adapter for KeepnTrack
July 22, 2010 by Public Relations
Identity Automation is pleased to announce the release of its DSS systems integration adapter for KeepnTrack.
This adapter allows a ...
DSS Systems Integration Adapter for Zendesk
July 19, 2010 by Public Relations
Identity Automation is pleased to announce the release of its DSS systems integration adapter for Zendesk.
This adapter facilitates ...