IAM strategy and Zero Trust
Re-establish the target, the priorities and the structuring decisions left open.
Transformation and operations
Restart a stalled IAM programme
Give direction, governance and delivery capacity back to a programme that consumes time without producing enough value.
A programme rarely stalls for a single technical reason. It stalls because the target, the responsibilities and the priorities are no longer shared.
Does this sound familiar?
- The backlog is no longer prioritised.
- Business teams build their own parallel solutions.
- The integrator and the customer do not share the same target.
- Architecture decisions stay open.
- The platform accumulates custom code and debt.
- Teams can no longer tell urgent items from structuring work.
What you are trying to achieve
- Rebuild a shared view of the target.
- Clarify roles and responsibilities.
- Build a credible roadmap.
- Deliver visible improvements quickly.
- Remove day-to-day irritants.
- Restore the customer's autonomy.
The Ariovis capabilities involved
Each offer keeps its own role. Here is exactly what it brings to this situation.
IAM integration
Take delivery back over: existing work, debt, connectors and return to production.
IAM operations
Stabilise operations during the recovery, so daily work stops absorbing the project.
Training and awareness
Put internal teams back in a position to decide and to hold the platform.
Where to start
Assess governance, backlog, business irritants, technical debt and dependencies before redefining priorities.
- 01Revisit the original target and what has actually been delivered.
- 02Listen to the irritants raised by business and operations teams.
- 03Inventory the debt: custom code, workarounds, postponed decisions.
- 04Rebuild a short roadmap with visible deliverables.
A Practical Starting Point
A short format, already online, to get an objective view of your situation before committing to a project.
- Zero Trust Roadmap
Zero Trust Roadmap
Helps rebuild a readable trajectory when the programme has lost direction.
- IAM ROI
IAM ROI
Useful to reopen the budget discussion with quantified scenarios rather than impressions.
See It in Practice
Real engagements whose approach sheds light on this situation.
Sector : Software Publisher
Restarting a stalled Identity Governance project
A software publisher needed to regain control of an IAM platform, restore delivery momentum and build lasting internal autonomy.
Illustrates a comparable approach: restarting a stalled IGA project without starting over.
Read the case study : Restarting a stalled Identity Governance project
Sector : Retail
Reconnect an IAM roadmap with business priorities
A retail organization needed to restore a unified view, clear governance and stronger delivery momentum across its IAM program.
Shows how to put an IAM roadmap back at the service of the business.
Read the case study : Reconnect an IAM roadmap with business priorities
Sector : Industry
Selecting an IAM solution in a heterogeneous industrial environment
An industrial organization wanted to select an IAM solution suited to a global, heterogeneous and highly customized information system.
Offers useful feedback when the blocker is a solution choice that was never settled.
Read the case study : Selecting an IAM solution in a heterogeneous industrial environment
Explore the Topic
Our published content that speaks directly to this situation.
Field note
Why IAM programmes fail before the tool is even installed
Explains why an IAM programme often fails before the tool is even installed.
Field note
What if we stopped manufacturing roles?
Helps explore a frequent blocker: a role model that was never stabilised.
Replay
End-of-life IAM: delivering a smooth and secure migration
A useful replay when restarting means migrating the platform.
Understand the Concepts
The notions worth sharing with your teams on this topic.
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