MIIS SP2 = Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager 2007 It would seem that MIIS needed a name change so
for those who are just new to the Microsoft IDM game, the
rules have changed again! While much of the underlying
functions of the old Zoomit technology are still buried
under the ILM covers, some new features are due to be
released this summer with ILM 2007 and even more is planned
for the upcoming ILM release due at the end of the year.Follow the
link to learn more. [ check it
out ]
Implementing User Entitlements with MIIS
Now that MIIS is being utilized for more
pervasive provisioning systems, we see more and more
questions around how to perform user entitlements. “Should
MIIS perform these user entitlements?” and if so “should
MIIS perform these user entitlements directly or through
some asynchronous processes?” The answer depends on the
nature of the solution, but in most circumstances MIIS can
in fact drive these user entitlement solutions. Follow the
link to learn more. [ check it
out ]
Richard has spent the last several years
specializing in Identity Management solutions.
He is one the leaders of the Identity Management
development team at Version 3 and has designed
and created world-class IDM products that
provide Single Sign-On solutions that integrate
with Microsoft's Active Directory. Richard spoke
on Microsoft Technologies in in Orlando and
Amsterdam for TechEd and is the chief editor of
IDMCenter.com.
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