Our use cases are based on CIM to connect different applications. It's centralization identity for the use of the servers to give the passwords.

I used Identity Governance to provide clients access to different solutions. For example, one client had an Active Directory, and we offered the client access to create accounts there. There are Active Directory and Exchange accounts, and there is a database specific to this client that requires a special connector.  

In addition to the database, the client has a website where they can create accounts using their SOP protocol. Unfortunately, it's not so easy to use the standard Oracle Identity Manager Connector with SOP protocol, so we had to develop a new connector to communicate with this website and create accounts in these web services. 

We are a solution provider and we help customers migrate to different platforms integrated with multi-factor authentication.

This product is used for the provisioning of devices that are used for different applications and users inside the enterprise.

I supported the product, and the customers using it globally. I was the technical support for it.

We are using Oracle Identity Manager for the management of the identity cycle. We have a human resources system as a source, and we have some custom-made applications as a destination of the changes in the identities.

Our organization has almost 60,000 users. We have a team of five people developing and maintaining the product.

We are customers of Oracle and I'm a senior manager at the company. 

There are a lot of use cases. We use it to manage everything within the user interface, for example, direct access privileges.