A complete solution for diverse businesses
OIM
is implemented as the backbone of the company’s single sign-on infrastructure,
interfacing with Active Directory to achieve a finely …
Oracle Identity Management
Oracle Identity Management
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What is Oracle Identity Management?
Oracle Identity Management is a suite of applications for IAM, now in edition 12c, which includes Oracle Identity Governance, Oracle Access Management, as well as Oracle's Directory Services.
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What is Oracle Identity Management?
Oracle Identity Management is a suite of applications for IAM, now in edition 12c, which includes Oracle Identity Governance, Oracle Access Management, as well as Oracle's Directory Services.
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- Idaptive Next-Gen Access (formerly Centrify)
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September 30, 2019
A complete solution for diverse businesses
OIM
is implemented as the backbone of the company’s single sign-on infrastructure,
interfacing with Active Directory to achieve a finely defined authorization architecture. This has enabled us to consolidate the user roles across all the systems in the company. It has also been
scaled up to handle a B2B environment and has enough redundancy to mitigate failures. The ease of
implementation and Oracle’s security patching regime were the key factors in picking this product.
- Ability to configure multiple directories into a virtual directory so as to manage them as one Identity store.
- LDAP based synchronization with Microsoft Active Directory with minimum lag between the directories.
- Ease of implementation and maintenance.
- The web interface has gotten better over the years, but some functionality is still being handled via shell commands.
- SSL setup can be simplified into one place instead of having to navigate to multiple pages and update different key-stores or wallets.
- Migrating and or replicating between versions can be more intuitive with a side-by-side comparison of schema/attributes.
Yes
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September 18, 2019
Turning the possible to an achievement
We use Oracle Identity Management as a single sign-on for almost all applications. Internal systems are connected through Oracle Identity Management to provide a single sign-on experience to our internal customers, that includes, but is not limited to, our GRP system, HR, and Talent Management. It's also been extended to an external system for printing certificates for contractors in Dubai. That system is more critical than all other internal systems due to its use by business and external users.
- Simple installation
- Good user experience
- Stable performance
- Auto switch to DR (Very key and not yet been experienced or implemented well)
- Ability to connect with other legacy systems
- Mobile friendly
No
November 07, 2017
Don't believe the marketing folks - just run away from OI*
We used OIM for zero-day provisioning, same day de-provisioning, with various connectors like Active Directory, Exchange, Sametime, etc. We used OIA for analytics of access. OIA helped us perform role certification.
- OIM was working for us for several years, but we had a lot of custom code we had to write to use it effectively.
- OIA was able to help us perform role and access reviews periodically, in a scheduled fashion.
- The product had an OK user interface.
- The entitlements catalog was not robust enough for our needs. We ended up keeping an internal system to catalog our entitlements. This meant more integration code was necessary than we'd like.
- We evaluated the access request functionality, but again, it was not flexible enough and had a bunch of strange quirks (unnecessary button presses, etc).
- OIA was pretty slow and users would complain about it repeatedly. We tried working with Oracle to improve the performance, but didn't get anywhere after months of troubleshooting.