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DTM
A big part of Identity Management is stopping the proliferation of identity stores and directories, and connecting the ones that already exist. You already have an Identity Management solution. You may not know what it is, it may be manual, it may be a mixture of manual and automatic processes but you do have one. You are here reading this because you need to:
Increase the accuracy of your IdM administration system through automation Reduce the cost of your current IdM administration system Increase the security of your current IdM administration system through automation Improve regulatory compliance by automating your IdM administration system |
So what is a corporation to do? You have a few options:
a) Continue to manually enter the data between systems.
b) You can create a new meta directory (another identity store) to house all the data and connect all the systems.
c) You can create a custom application to replicate information from one database or directory to another. |
The best solution is Imanami Directory Transformation Manager (DTM), a light weight application that replicates information from a database or directory directly to your Exchange 5.5 directory or Active Directory without an intermediate database or directory such as a meta directory.
DTM is easy to use so you spend more time learning about your data, where it comes from, how it maps to other systems, which sources are authoritative and which ones are accurate. Instead of spending three months learning about the product, spend 3 days getting results. |
The path to Identity Management is paved with directory management |
Consider the following.
1. Do you need an IdM solution that creates another Identity Store?
2. How much time do you want to spend learning the solution?
3. What's my current risk of having inaccurate information in the directory?
If you are tired of searching for accurate information in the directory or directories, if your administrators need relief from the tedious task of updating your directory, and if you want all your directory data in one place, turn to DTM. |
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