Provisioning & Identity Lifecycle Management

European Identity Conference 2009
05.05. - 08.05.2009, Munich

Moderator:
Business-Driven Identity Management at ENBW 06.05.2009 14:00-15:00
Business-Driven Identity Management at ENBW
Eleni Richter, ENBW Holding
A brief look at the identity and organizational data management at EnBW. How to solve typical issues in the field of a business driven idm with the help of modern methods and open standards based on a service oriented architecture.

Piece by Piece: Completing the Identity Puzzle at Henkel
Martin Andersen, Henkel AG & Co. KGaA
IAM process modelling as constant challenge for IT Projects & Roadmaps Cornerstones and enhancements of Henkels IAM portfolio Positioning of IAM processes as business processes & workflows Towards GRC with a comprehensible request & workflow management.

Maximizing the Value of Identity Management 06.05.2009 15:00-16:00
Maximizing the Value of Identity Management
Kari-Pekka Lifl�nder, Nokia
Presentation first suggests as the basis for Identity management value model the usage of Identity transactions. Identity transactions is defined as sum of rights requests + sum of amounts of rights delivered. Additionally, each transaction is given a euro sum value which results into tangible value delivered by IDM. The presentation next discusses the relevant parts of the role based access management model implementation that bring most value as based on the IDM value model. Discussed...

Identity Management, Service Request Management and Provisioning at the City of Munich
Wolfgang Heidmann, City of Munich

Business Driven Provisioning 06.05.2009 16:30-17:30
�Quick Win� Implementation of an Integrated System for Identity Management, Service Request Management, and Accounting
Joerg Meinhardt, SCHOTT AG

Panel: Business Driven Provisioning
Dr. Martin Kuhlmann, Omada • Deepak Taneja, Aveksa • Alberto Ocello, Engiweb Security • Eleni Richter, ENBW Holding • Joerg Meinhardt, SCHOTT AG • Wolfgang Heidmann, City of Munich • Erich Vogel, Computacenter
The panel discusses how to accommodate the fact that provisioning initiatives are increasingly driven by the business. The design and responsibility for provisioning processes must be managed on business level. It is essential that provisioning information such as access rights, accounts and software packages are presented to end-users in an adequate semantic form. Role model designs have to take technical and business levels into account.

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