Oracle Identity Governance Reviews

Connectors and the ability to provision and reconcile information. We can remove all access in one hit, but also easily provision a user with accounts all from one place.

The provision and deprovisioning means its more secure, less administration is required, and all the information about an identity is stored in one place. It saves costs of having to administer a user in every area or application.

The Design console is a bit dated and complicated to use when in development. It’s the biggest issue out there for all Oracle OIM developers who want to develop connectors (custom). Also, they need more easy to understand guides on how to use the API’s within OIM to create notifications or event handlers. I have been on a development course and this is still an area I struggle with. If we had a better understanding of the dev side of things we would do so much more with this product.

There were no issues with the deployment.

We have had no issues with the stability.

It's scaled for our needs.

It’s a difficult product to fully understand but with time will become a lot easier to use. I have only used Oracle so I cannot compare it with other products.

Oracle Identity manager (OIM) is an application for identity administration and provisioning -- it's a solution which helps organizations to automate various tasks like adding, updating, disabling and or deleting user accounts from various applications from a single place. By implementing OIM in the infrastructure any organization can improve its compliance. With each step generating reports and optionally asking for authorization, there are very few places to look for a security hole. OIM is built on Java architecture which provides a scalable, robust and secure platform, Hence I would already give it a plus one score. OIM when combined with other applications like Oracle Adaptive Access Management (OAAM), Oracle Virtual Director (OVD), Oracle Internet Directory (OID), etc gives the best results.

I could not come up with any cons from using this product.

The second place where OIM scores well is the Out Of the Box connectors which come bundled with OIM. The concept of self service is tightly and rightly integrated with OIM. With granular functioning which could be customized to suit the organization's needs, OIM really stands out in User Account Creation, provisioning, SSO, Compliance support etc to name a few. If you cannot find what you are looking for, you can build it and integrate it with OIM which makes it a good choice when choosing an Identity access management framework for your organization.

Automated Provisioning to applications is one of the features that is really helpful. Also, there are a lot of out-of-the-box connectors available from Oracle that help to reduce the amount of development needed.

Automated Provisioning to applications has removed the effort required to manually create accounts in applications, which increases our productivity.

UI customization is still a challenge as it requires a lot of effort to develop.

I've been using this product for the last four-and-a-half years, and have kept it up to date to get all the new features.

Issues at deployment depend on the load of the system. Our system is a bit heavy and requires good hardware.

Whether there are stability issues depends on the load of the system. Our system is a bit heavy and requires good hardware.

The scalability depends on the load of the system. Our system is a bit heavy and requires good hardware.

In our experience, the level of technical support has been good.

The initial setup was a bit complex if you compare it to other IDM tools. Installation and setup take a long time as it's not just a one-click installation.

We implemented it with our in-house team. My best advice is to always follow the certification matrix before proceeding with installation.

• Reconciliation
• User Roles
• Privileges Management

It allows for more centralized user management, improving system administration efficiency and reducing costs.

Connectors that are available for integrating with different products. General stability of the product needs to be improved.

I am not exactly a consumer of the product but an implementer of the solution. I have been working on Identity and Access Management for around two years. We are a vendor and solution provider for this suite of products.

Many issues were faced during installation and deployment some of which were resolved by involving Oracle Support.

The product does have some issues with stability certain operations such as custom adapters and event handlers do not work properly.

We have not had the need to scale the product.

Customer Service:

Average.

Technical Support:

Poor.