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By Jonathan Hassell | Computerworld US | Published: 09:30, 25 July 2011
Identity management is the bane of many an IT administrator's existence. Employees come and go. Workers from partner companies require access to the network in a time-limited but secure way. Users forget their passwords and lose their smartcards. And new services come online all the time. It's a wonder anyone can get anything done.
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Joe said: I was using Active Roles Server for provisioning My IT Co-director went mad and replaced Active Roles with FIM If I compaire FIM with Active Roles ARS get 99100 and FIM get 1100 FIM is truely a SHIT
Anon said: Sir have you seen any other IdM system at all FIM is not really enterprise ready doesnt handleprovisioningparticulary efficiently thedeclarative rules require syncimportexportsync before they can be used does this solution really scale compared to market leaders such as Novell Oracle and Courion Cmon man FIM just not even in the same league