Recertification Without Campaign Monitoring
Recertification Without Campaign Monitoring is an access review process with no structured oversight of progress, completion, and remediation.
Definition
This anti-pattern appears when recertification tasks are launched but there is no organized follow-up on completion rates, review quality, escalations, or post-review corrections. The process may exist formally, but it lacks the control loop needed to make it effective.
Why it matters
Recertification Without Campaign Monitoring is an access review process with no structured oversight of progress, completion, and remediation.
The Ariovis perspective
A review campaign is useful only if owners, data quality, rights semantics and remediation are clear. The objective is not to send forms, but to make reliable decisions and act on them.
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