Humanity vs. Ivanti Connect Secure

It is a user-friendly tool that enables us to make real-time changes and specifically when we are in need of tracking and monitoring of our staff schedule Humanity does it well and provides us with working hours track.

Incentivized

Pulse SDP is well suited in an environment where the majority of employees are working remotely or have extensive business travel. In today's environment where cybersecurity is of the utmost importance for all organizations, Pulse SDP provides a solid level of security for those remote employees or those traveling.

Incentivized

• It's easy to enter data
• Good at aggregating all up data

Incentivized

• Reliable links.
• Efficient connection timeouts.

Incentivized

• I wish it would warn us when we missed a clock-in or out.

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• The central management tool is not mature.
• The option to connect before logging in using Network Connect is EOL, and the alternative is not good enough currently (requires machine authentication).

Incentivized

At Adecco, first and foremost, we have Pulse SDP easy to use for our employees. This is a critical factor for us because employees are spending much less time calling into support than engaged in high payoff activities. However, when I have called in for support, Pulse SDP has been responsive and effective.

Incentivized

Maybe pricing was the issue, I was not involved in purchasing decision.

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The F5 product was more complicated to manage and requires more time to get used to. Juniper VPN is simpler. F5 BIG-IP Access Policy Manager may be better if you need other side solutions like load balancing and GSLB. So, it really depends on your requirements.

Incentivized

• None really. We will likely get rid of Humanity in the next year. Everything Humanity does Pipkins can do at a more granular level.

Incentivized

• Potential to implement tight controls on third party risk.
• Reliable remote access.

Incentivized