This food and dairy manufacturing company has locations all across the globe. In order to properly run and manage their business, especially during outages, the Company needed a process for integrating their corporate enterprise resource management software (Oracle EBusiness Suite) with their plant manufacturing execution software running at various manufacturing locations across the United States.
Simplified SSO for Enterprise Applications Oracle Access Manager (OAM) allows users of your applications or IT systems to log-in once and gain access to a broad range of IT resources. OAM provides an identity management and…
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One of the reasons I enjoy working at Zirous is we are always considering new ways to provide value to our customers. One way we learn and share new methodologies is through our internal ‘Lunch and Learns’. Recently, co-worker Kyle Fattig and I presented on Kanban, an interesting method for managing work focusing on just-in-time delivery.
In pursuit of being the most knowledgeable Oracle Partner in the Midwest, Zirous has obtained a 10th Specialization! See our current list below. If your business has needs surrounding the following technologies, Zirous is happy…
Zirous recognizes its customers who allow for further growth for both parties by realizing the potential of Oracle technology to solve their business challenges. We call it the z|customer award and last week, we were proud to present it to the Office of Professional Regulation.
from centralizing password storage, to enabling a greater degree of regulatory compliance, OPAM provides several key features that are crucial to properly mitigating security risks and preventing security holes regarding the management and use of privileged accounts. This Oracle product should be seriously considered as a complement to any existing Identity Governance implementations or even as a stand alone product for those organizations who aren't currently invested in Oracle Identity.
In this age of internet security issues, it is an increasingly common task for Zirous’ clients to implement improved system security for their web-based applications and services. Often, a key component of this is to create a user self-service capability.
Identity Management (IdM) is a term that defines a collection of processes and activities surrounding the management of records about identities for the purpose of controlling access (authentication) and privileges (authorization) within or across multiple computer systems. Self-Service is a subset of features within Identity Management that defines activities a user can do with a computer system on their own, without reaching out to helpdesk or IT personnel. Here are seven common Self-Service features, their typical use cases, and some some concepts that are important when implementing Self-Service features in an IdM solution.
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