Hitachi ID Identity Manager technology
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- Network architecture:
Identity Manager network architecture. - Replicated, high performance database architecture:
Identity Manager includes built-in data replication and uses stored procedures to ensure optimized transaction processing. - Included connectors:
Connectors included in Identity Manager and their capabilities. - Auto-Discovery System:
How the Identity Manager automatically discovers new, deleted and changed users on integrated systems and applications. - Reconciling User IDs:
How Identity Manager maps user IDs on different systems back to their human users, both automatically and with human assistance. - Integrations:
Integrations between Identity Manager and other parts of an IT infrastructure. - Custom Business Logic:
How organizations can implement their own business logic without modifying the core Identity Manager product or impairing system reliability or upgradeability. - Dynamic Workflow:
How Identity Manager invites business users to review and approve changes to user profiles. - Reliable Authorization:
Using parallel invitations, reminders, escalation and delegation to get reliable results from human authorizers. - Roles & Rules:
Using roles and rules to simplify the management of user provisioning policies. - Self-service Group Management:
Using the included Group Manager module to move AD group management to a self-service model. - Event Notification:
Identity Manager can alert people and other systems of changes that it detects on target systems and of events that took place within identity management business processes. - Server Requirements:
How to configure Identity Manager servers and how many are required. - Customizable User Interface:
How the Identity Manager user interface can be branded, rearranged and adapted to specific customer requirements. - Language Support:
Languages in which Identity Manager can display its user interface.
