Overall Satisfaction with Microsoft Azure Active Directory
We use it for centralized user management, for SSO to Microsoft and non-Microsoft applications, and for computer management via GPOs. It's used enterprise-wide. It saves users remembering many different passwords, and streamlines the creation, provisioning, and termination of user accounts. By centralizing passwords, users can use a stronger password, improving system security across all the SSO-enabled applications.
- Creates user and machine accounts.
- Integrates with application software for SSO.
- Secures our user directory with stronger measures & faster patching than we might do in-house.
- Integration with Mac OS isn't as smooth as with Windows clients.
- Logging can be too verbose.
- Integration with software from certain publishers isn't very easy, but that may not me AD's fault.
- Secure.
- Integrates with other software.
- Scriptable.
- Saved a lot of human labor hours.
- Improved security posture by reducing the burden on users of managing multiple passwords.
- Better availability & redundancy because it's hosted in the cloud (as compared to our own data centers).
Do you think Microsoft Azure Active Directory delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Microsoft Azure Active Directory's feature set?
Yes
Did Microsoft Azure Active Directory live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Microsoft Azure Active Directory go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Microsoft Azure Active Directory again?
Yes